We often read about ‘spillover demand’ in real estate. This is a technical term used to describe a very important dynamic related to property demand in growing cities like Pune. It is pertinent for both end-users and investors, so let us examine this term further. Spillover demand is the process where real estate demand for

The housing market has experienced one shock after the other in quick succession. In Maharashtra, the added 1% metro cess and disproportionate rise in ready reckoner rates come at a time when developers are left with no option but to increase their property prices because of the steep increase in construction and other input costs.

Mumbai, 1 April 2022: Quarterly housing sales in Q1 2022 are at an all-time high since 2015 with approx. 99,550 units sold across the top 7 cities, reveals latest ANAROCK Research data. This is a 71% yearly rise against approx. 58,290 units sold back in Q1 2021. The two leading realty hotspots – MMR and NCR

New Delhi 24 March 2022 – ANAROCK Group, the exclusive channel partner for the sale of 5000+ unsold homes in projects by the erstwhile Amrapali Group, has sold 150 units at an approx. sale value of INR 70 CR within just 30 days. ANAROCK will deploy its proprietary PropTech marketing tools to market these projects.

India is a country driven by traditional sentiments, and festivals are times to celebrate and make strategic investments. Because most Indians will first think of buying homes when it comes to investment, the property market also adapts itself to these festive times. Particularly, the Gudi Padwa festive period traditionally sees intense real estate market activity

Through 2019/20, it was estimated that there were 827,000 first-time buyers in England. This number had increased from 100,000 during the previous year, while the average age of first-time buyers also fell slightly from 33 to 32. If you are thinking of buying a home, however, you’ll need to know that this is a complex

It is often thought that people who buy homes for their personal use are not too interested in the property’s potential to appreciate in value. These buyers, usually referred to as ‘end-users’, simply want a safe and comfortable place to live; only investors are interested in price appreciation. This is nonsense. If people merely wanted

Mumbai, 14 March 2022: MahaRERA recently released a registration list of 407 projects that ‘lapsed’ in 2021 across the state of Maharashtra includes 388 residential and 19 commercial projects. ANAROCK Research’s deep dive into the data reveals that the 388 of these lapsed projects account for approx. 20,955 housing units, of which 52% (approx. 10,682

Mumbai, 10 March 2022: Newly-launched homes are back in demand after a prolonged period wherein the demand spotlight shone mainly on ready-to-move-in units. While end-users continue to drive the housing market and ready or soon-to-be-completed homes are still in the highest demand, new launches are finding takers again. Latest ANAROCK Research data shows that out

Indian women are no longer subjugated to ‘traditions’ that suppressed their freedom of choice in the past. Women all over the country, from various social and economic backgrounds, are taking charge of their own lives. The days when the ‘man of the house’ was the sole breadwinner are long over. At the very least, the