Has the thought of owning a
home, been dinner table fodder for years? Incessant cafeteria chatter
or off the cuff remarks, about a dream home still being a distant
dream?
Well!
2013 seems to be the game changer for the desi home owner and India
to witness, a strong recovery on the residential real estate.
The
optimistic outcomes via the government’s instigated policies on
Real Estate Regulation, have strongly been recommended and
implemented in giving the realty sector, industrial status -which is
truly commendable.
With
some price discounting and lower interest and mortgage rates futher
down by (25-75bps) all thanks to the RBI, the pace of new launches
have picked up, across key markets and with this trend most likely to
run successfully and sustain, well into the next few quarters will
lead to sharp recovery in volumes coming off a very low base.
JP
Morgan believes this trend will allow an easier system of liquidity,
with the expected cuts in policy rates ahead, further emphasizing
discounts, rate cuts, lower unit sizes that are a sure clincher for
affordability levels going high into 2013.
Knight
Frank India’s, shared perspective on the performance and future of
the residential market share across the 6 major metros offers some
valuable insights.
Delhi
NCR: A distinct supply increase from new sectors opening in Gurgaon,
Noida and Greater Noida continue to lead the market, while a
controlled supply check of the quantum of unsold inventory will make
and keep the NCR market stable.
Mumbai:
Mumbai’s phenomenal property price hikes and downward diving sales
volumes, clubbed by a stagnant job scenario have affected sales
momentum adversely. This muted account, will increase shares around
its peripheral markets.
Bengaluru:
A steady supply coupled by stable absorption continues to lead the
overall residential market. Being an end user driven market,
Bengaluru ensures a healthy growth for 2013.
Pune:
Drawing the IT/ITeS with the manufacturing sector and a host of NRIs,
Pune continues to gain maximum traction in the residential space,
going forward a marginal drop in new launches could stagnate prices,
as supply overhang decreases. Pune still boast of luxury budget homes
as something special.
Hyderabad
& Chennai: IT/ITeS driven residential demands are expected to
stabilize in both cities, with absorption to be well maintained with
maximum traction seen in West Chennai & West Hyderabad. Both
continue to grow exponentially.
The
Silver lining for those who missed the boat last year, both
developers & consumers, 2013 starts with a fresh beginning with
something for everyone and offers a window of opportunity for those
anxious to move into their dream home.