Hi, Registration data over the past three quarters reveals that an increasing number of Mumbai's home buyers and investors are moving towards new launches. Their objective is to capitalize on the significant price advantage that these projects offer.
The lower pricing of new launches versus resale options – and the excellent response from buyers - is a clear signal to vigilant investors who have been scanning the Mumbai market for the right entry point.
Hi Bikram, I would like to tell you that why it is happened. In the first quarter of 2014, Mumbai’s Western and Central Suburbs distinguished themselves with having the most new residential launches. Since demand is extremely high in these belts, absorption was robust on the primary market. In the same period, transaction volumes on the resale market of these precincts were very minimal.
Hi Sanjana The prices on Mumbai’s secondary sales market will have to come down so as to sustain buyer interest. Moreover, given the pricing war being waged by the primary sales market, the situation does not call for a mere softening of prices, but a full-scale correction in the resale property prices. Registration data over the past three quarters reveals that an increasing number of Mumbai’s home buyers and investors are moving towards new launches. Their objective is to capitalize on the significant price advantage that these projects offer. With discounts hitherto unheard of in Mumbai’s notoriously pricey residential market, the visible shift in the preferences of potential buyers from the resale to the primary market presents no mystery.
Hey Mumbai's western and central suburbs witnessed the most new residential launches . In the same period, transaction volumes on the resale market of these were very less.
Yes Gurmeet, the recent report says of registration data over the past three quarters revealed that there is an increasing number of the city's home buyers and investors are moving towards new launches as their aim is to capitalise on the significant price advantage that these projects offer.
Hey Sanjana, around 36 new residential projects launched over the last three quarters at almost 15-35 per cent cheaper rates than those for resale properties, the secondary home segment in Mumbai has come down.