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Residential Real Estate Sales Volumes Show Mixed Trends Across Major Indian Metros

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What happened

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Real estate data analytics firm Propequity tracked primary residential market sales in nine major Indian cities during the July-September quarter. Sales volumes showed mixed trends, with some cities experiencing declines while others saw growth. Among the cities tracked, Bengaluru reported a 1 percent rise to 17,340 units, while Hyderabad climbed 11 percent to 15,470 units.

From indiatimes.com

Why it matters

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The sales volumes in the quarter were highly varied, with Pune experiencing a 16 percent fall to 17,860 units, and Chennai dropping 17 percent to 4,680 units. Meanwhile, Mumbai sales declined 8 percent to 9,830 units, and Thane saw an 11 percent decline to 16,230 units.

From indiatimes.com

Who's involved

  • PropequityResidential market data analytics firm tracking sales volumes in major Indian cities.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • MumbaiSpeculative

    The residential market in Mumbai might face headwinds due to the 8 percent drop in sales volumes.

  • HyderabadSpeculative

    The market in Hyderabad could capitalize on the 11 percent rise in sales volumes.

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