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With the fall in the prices of residential property in Gurgaon by 25% in 2015, there was little boost see in the city. This millennium city has been a bellwether of growth in Indian realty due to the existing and coming off numerous multinational companies. However, there is an expectation of change in the market scenario in 2016.
Experts believe there will be a visible change that will be seen in Gurgaon properties. This change,however, will not take place overnight but with the changing scenario, there will be a change in the pricing trends that will begin to pick up again in Gurgaon. One major factor for this change is the cutting down of the interest rates on easing of FDI norms on real estate, higher economic growth, home loans, and other government initiatives.
Not only Gurgaon but whole NCR also witnessed the highest unsold inventory in the country. These unsold inventories went up to 1, 70,000 units. Out of these, a total of 22,000 Gurgaon properties were unsold as well as 30% of these unsold inventories are under construction. All these have been the major effects that the slowdown in the real estate sector bought along with it.
Over the years, the slow economy and sky-rocketing prices have been the primary reasons for this fall of the property in Gurgaon. During this period, the buyers were waiting for the prices to come down whereas the investors did not want to invest any more money with no clarity on the returns. Liquidity crises have been another major factor for the increase in the unsold inventories. This reason has forced the developers to offer schemes, discounts, and freebies to lure buyers. There has been a visible decline in the prices by around 25%. This, however, was not sufficient for bringing back the boom in the demand for Property in Gurgaon. In other words, we can explicitly say that the real estate market of Gurgaon is currently the buyers’ market, most buyers till date does not find it to be attractive for them to invest in Gurgaon properties.
On the positive side, this millennium city has seen maximum numbers of new launches within Delhi NCR. Under the Haryana Government’s Affordable Housing Policy 2013, the highest launches were in the affordable housing category. These affordable homes prices under Rs 25 Lakh where the buyers have demanded the primary interest. Whereas the properties priced beyond Rs 3 crore saw a steady decline.
Projects launched in 2009-10 catered majorly to the unsold inventories. Many of these projects are not even complete due to the liquidity crises. This in return has resulted in the decline of new launches by 30-35 percent on yearly basis. This has proved that the future of the real estate sector in Gurgaon is soon going to be back with a bang and buyers and investors would invest in the residential and commercial properties in Gurgaon.