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Q: What is investors' game plan in Mumbai real estate sector?

Sunil Joshi, Mumbai

31st January 2013

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The choice to put resources into land is a gigantic one for any investor and it is a venture which additionally costs the investor a lot of cash. In contrast to most different speculations, land has undeniably less liquidity.
Consequently, prior to making a buy, you need to attempt do your set of research and checks with the goal that no exorbitant slip-ups are submitted.

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7th December 2021

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While, Goldman Sachs came out report which states that Mumbai has seen pickup in residential project launches due to clarity on regulations and also with recent sales and registrations data, housing sector still has hopes.

Lalit Verma, Mumbai

1st February 2013

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Also, with the reversal in the interest rate cycle and easier project financing schemes from banks, real estate sector in Mumbai may see a rise which will help real estate companies post higher margins.
As per LIC Housing Finance, a decent growth was seen in the country in real estate sector in the past few quarters. Metros like Bangalore, Chennai, Pune, and Kolkata have shown good growth, whereas Mumbai has shown some improvement.

Sankalp, Mumbai

1st February 2013

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Real estate market is witnessing ups and downs after home loan growth of upto 13% this year, which exceeded the overall credit growth of 7% for the first time in six years, according to data available with Reserve Bank of India and Goldman Sachs Research.
As per research at Jones Lang LaSalle, a number of new launches were seen the last quarter and demand was great for certain projects as pricing was competitive.

Shantanu Kumar, Mumbai

1st February 2013

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Registration of properties in Mumbai has increased and was the highest in December 2012 after 2 years and analysts attribute it to stock market buoyancy and festive season cheer.

Vineet Tendulkar, Mumbai

1st February 2013

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Now, investors are shifting bases from current projects to new positions in real estate sector. This is happening even when a few luxury housing projects were sold off within days of their launch.
Over the past three months, stocks of real estate companies have come up to 30-50% thinking that declining interest rates will help revive the demand in buying, thereby helping companies ease their inventories.

Praveen Modi, Mumbai

1st February 2013

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