2020 was a rollercoaster period for India’s property market, wherein demand collapsed due to the pandemic destroying housing demand across the board. Like the stock market which swung wildly in 2020, the housing sector also witnessed both famine and feast. The unreal year of Covid-19 led to demand and supply crashing but eventually ended the year on a bright note. The housing sector recovered smartly and ended 2020 on a high note with a sharp 72% quarter on quarter recovery in housing sales and 52% quarter on quarter improvement in office leasing. The revival has been on the back off rising affordability due to low interest rates, cut in stamp duty and price rationalisation by developers. Analysts were surprised by the pace of this recovery as research reports indicate that all major cities witnessed significant improvement in housing sales. Actually there was a substantial change in customer behaviour as sitting at home for months and working from home led many people to look at their housing needs in a totally new way. With the sector languishing for many years, most of the property developers and brokers are quite bullish on the housing sector and believe that 2021 will be a year of growth. The housing segment is expected to clock good volumes both in the commercial and retail segment and reach normalcy levels by the end of the year. Analysts also foresee consolidation in the reality space
Rajiv Kapoor is a share broker, certified mutual fund expert and MDRT insurance agent.
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