If we talk about developers, then promotions by developers, there are good opportunities to buy in the secondary market as several investors who had bought apartments over the last two years are desperate to exit and are willing to offer good discounts.
The Telengana crisis has pushed the HIS score for Hyderabad to 83, a drop of 30%. The biggest drop, of 38%, is for properties in the Rs 2-5 crore category.
A study said that, buyers are willing to wait more than a year before buying a property, something that does not bode well for the industry saddled with unsold units.
Residex, shows that 22 of the 26 cities it tracks have already seen a decline in home prices in the quarter to June and prices are expected to fall further.
Some correction in prices is already happening by way of freebies and promotions by developers. Waiver of stamp duty, registration fees, broker or agent's bills, a foreign trip, a sedan, air conditioners, furnishings and modular kitchens worth several lakh rupees are some of the goodies on offer.
Yep in the market there are a lot of things going on, buyers expect prices to remain at current levels while values lower and greater than 100 suggest that buyers expect prices to fall and rise, respectively.
Home buyers across the country expect real estate prices to fall by up to 10% over the next six months and they are willing to wait for over a year to buy property.....
The Housing Sentiment Index (HSI) has dropped almost 20% over the past quarter across India, except in Bangalore, where sentiment has improved due to the uptick in IT industry. The aggregate HSI dropped to 93 from 117 in the previous quarter.