Delhi NCR lost a great deal of its realty traction in 2013; woeful economical conditions, considerably high inflationary rates, and devalued rupee kept panic-stricken buyers well-distanced from making transactions. In fact, 2013 was the worst in last 5 years when it came to real estate performance. Both residential and commercial sectors witnessed this ebb-phase. But, 2014 is expected to be like a breather to the current state of affairs. Commercial sector has already showing signs of recovery and residential market too seems to follow the path.
A large number of Delhi flats inventories are lying unused, thanks to lack of price correction. Still-developing cities like Neemrana, Faridabad, National Highway 24, and Sohna have emerged as cost-effective options. On account of improving connectivity with Delhi NCR, these alternative markets are now attracting good number of buyers. For long-term investors, the areas can be the best bets as the prices are more prone to appreciation in the time to come.
On other hand, leased properties in Delhi are sharing a major proportion of sales. With Gurgaon and Noida having emerged as IT/ITeS majors, the city is witnessing more influx of immigrants and this, in return, has accelerated market for leased out inventories. Demand-supply ratio is a dismal value in almost all Delhi NCR cities except Noida.
The recently launched Land Pool Policy by DDA has resulted in price correction for South Delhi property, a region know for extortionate realty rates. The policy is all poised to bring abut construction of relatively affordable luxury properties over pooled lands, and this has resulted in fall of rates over South Delhi premier locales.
A large number of Delhi flats inventories are lying unused, thanks to lack of price correction. Still-developing cities like Neemrana, Faridabad, National Highway 24, and Sohna have emerged as cost-effective options. On account of improving connectivity with Delhi NCR, these alternative markets are now attracting good number of buyers. For long-term investors, the areas can be the best bets as the prices are more prone to appreciation in the time to come.
On other hand, leased properties in Delhi are sharing a major proportion of sales. With Gurgaon and Noida having emerged as IT/ITeS majors, the city is witnessing more influx of immigrants and this, in return, has accelerated market for leased out inventories. Demand-supply ratio is a dismal value in almost all Delhi NCR cities except Noida.
The recently launched Land Pool Policy by DDA has resulted in price correction for South Delhi property, a region know for extortionate realty rates. The policy is all poised to bring abut construction of relatively affordable luxury properties over pooled lands, and this has resulted in fall of rates over South Delhi premier locales.