Chennai
realty market has been stable with moderate price appreciation of 8 to 10% in
2012.
With
inprogress infrastructure projects taking shape, the demand & capital
values are expected to rise across all sectors. Focus on improvement of public
modes of transport has been one of the major highlights in Chennai. This is
evident from the expansion of the existing highways, work on Chennai Metro and
the Outer Ring Road.
Approval
of three new bridges connecting ECR and OMR at Neelankarai, Palavakkam &
Kottivakkam is expected to impact the capital values.
Going
forward growth in Chennai would not solely be determined by the IT / or ITES
sector, but also the transport corridors of the above mentioned infrastructure
projects.
Chennai
market is looking forward to the MRTS &
BRTS projects to give the city a new face in 2014-15.
2012
has seen the city shift investor focus from the usual OMR, ECR to the West and
North of Chennai. The operationalization of the TIDCO & Ascendas SEZ at
Tiruvallur and the operationalization of the new airport at Sriperumpudur in
2015 is driving interest in the North and West Chennai regions.
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Global
uncertainties and IT / or ITES sector going slow with their expansion plans
impacted the real estate scenario in Chennai with high vacancy rate.
Though
the focus on residential sector from developers end was high, and Chennai
market saw remarkably high number of new launches in 2012. Sales were moderate
in comparison to the new residential supply added to the market. In 2013
Chennai residential market is likely to see few launches compared to 2012 but
improvement in sales with an overhang of 18-22 months.
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