New Flats Launches in 2014 dip 12% at 1.53 lakh units..

New Flats Launches in 2014 dip 12% at 1.53 lakh units..

Real estate developers launched about 1.53 lakh new housing flats during the last calendar year (2014), a fall of 12% from 2013, in India's top 8 cities.

According to property consultant Cushman & Wakefield, cities like Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Chennai, Delhi-NCR, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Mumbai and Pune had together witnessed a launch of  about 1,74,400 housing units during 2013.

* In Delhi-NCR, the launch of new homes dropped by 30% to 38,400 units in 2014 from 26,800 units in the previous year, C&W said in a statement.

* Mumbai saw a decline of 19% in launches at 25,000 units, while Bengaluru witnessed a fall of 17% at 40,900 flats.

* Bengaluru, Delhi-NCR and Mumbai accounted for 60% of the total new launches in 2014.

* The number of new unit launches dropped substantially by 46% in Hyderabad as developers reconcile to the changing market dynamics post the bifurcation of the state, the consultant said.
C&W Executive Managing Director South Asia Mr. Sanjay Dutt said: "Despite the upliftment of economic sentiments post the election, the end user uptake of residential units has been restricted leaving a reasonable unsold inventory that developers would like to off-load."

* Mid-segment residential units continued to remain favourite amongst developers with a two-third share in total launches. Unit launches in this segment increased by 5% from the previous year.

"Unit launches in the high-end segment dipped by 29% in a year; whilst in the affordable segment they declined by 38% from the previous year. Although luxury units contributed only 1% to total unit launches, they increased by 5 times from the previous year," the statement said.


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