by Mr. Kishor Pate, CMD – Amit Enterprises Housing Ltd.
Top developers / promoters / builders have a strategy of
launching new projects even in a slow market, and there is sound
logic behind this.
There is always demand for residential projects at
convenient locations and with good amenities.
If the pricing of the project is
also in line with what buyers are willing to pay, there is no reason why sales
will not be generated.
Market research confirms that sales
are taking place, even if it is at a slower rate. These sales are happening for
the right kinds of projects – it is projects in the wrong locations, with fewer
or the wrong kinds of amenities and with the wrong pricing that are finding no
takers.
As a matter of fact, prices of
projects have been showing a gradually decreasing trend over the last one year.
Developers are offering lucrative deals and discounts on their projects,
thereby helping to create end-user markets rather than just pandering to
investors, as had been the trend in the past.
Overall, it can be said that the
residential real estate industry has reached its lowest trough both with regard
to prices and sales. The only change that can now come to the market is a
positive one, and the graph will begin rising upward from here onward, not
least of all because the Indian economy has strengthened and will continue to
gain in strength going forward.
The government is also extending more
support to the real estate industry than ever before, and the cumulative
results of these favourable circumstances will definitely be seen from this
year onward. With India makes strong strides on the path of development,
interest in real estate investment is going to increase steeply over the coming
years.
Today, cities still accommodate only
about 40% of the population in India. But with increasing economic growth, more
and more people will shift to urban areas, spawning more and more demand for
homes in all price ranges. Developers who continue to launch their projects
even while the market is slow are investing in this future.
If we take a closer look at the
unsold inventory of residential real estate in India today, the numbers are
undoubtedly large. Nevertheless, there is no shortage of new launches
scheduled. In fact, we will see even more residential supply hitting the market
in 2016 than we saw in 2015.
It is pertinent to note that most of
the unsold projects in India today are the result of deficient planning on the
part of their developers. They have chosen flawed or hopelessly futuristic
locations where people are not interested in moving, and/or have included
high-end amenities that drive up the overall cost beyond what buyers are
willing to pay.
As we embark into 2016, we will see
that the new residential launches are more aligned with the existing
demand, both in terms of pricing and what they have to offer.
About The Author..!
Mr. Kishor Pate, Chairman &
Managing Director of Amit Enterprises Housing Ltd. is
the driving force behind one of the most successful real estate development
firms in Pune and beyond.
Apart from its signature luxury homes towers and
premium gated townships, AEHL has also launched highly successful affordable
housing projects like Astonia Classic and Colori in
Undri and the Mediterranean-style township Astonia Royale in
Ambegaon.
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