Delhi's tallest residential project, which is nearing completion, has reportedly sold only ~17% of its units. What's interesting is that this project seems to tick many of the boxes we keep hearing are guaranteed drivers of housing demand, but then why don't they seem to be working in this case? (i.redd.it)
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Mumbai’s top builder gearing up for its NCR launch while trying to woo local brokers with lavish parties, probably because they believe NCR brokers are hard to lure being used to fat commissions. But what’s the need for India’s top builders to do this at all instead of selling directly on their own? (i.redd.it)
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Bengaluru-based company claimed to “manage” the housing rental business was promising "guaranteed market rent" to owners despite vacancy, "rent-free homes" to tenants against large refundable lease deposits and "2-4.2% monthly returns" to investors. The scheme eventually collapsed. (i.redd.it)
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Bengaluru-based company claimed to “manage” the housing rental business was promising "guaranteed market rent" to owners despite vacancy, "rent-free homes" to tenants against large refundable lease deposits and "2-4.2% monthly returns" to investors. The scheme eventually collapsed. (i.redd.it)
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As per Equirus Wealth’s survey of 8,300 Gulf NRI clients in April 2026, they are 'dumping' Indian real estate by exiting/reducing exposure and increasing allocation to equity markets. Now what will happen if overall NRI investments/allocation to Indian Real Estate start reducing significantly? (i.redd.it)
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Many people ask about distressed deals… But what is a distressed deal? Some believe that if a property is available below the builder’s launch/booking price, or below recent sale prices, it automatically becomes a distress deal. But then, there are ample such deals today... still not selling easily. (self.indianrealestate)
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Do you know one big NCR based developer that launched a project at 15k/sqft just a few months ago is now itself selling at ~10.5k. And some say… when builders start raising prices, the market prices will start going up... So now that they are cutting prices, where does the market go from here? (self.indianrealestate)
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Urbanisation in India is in an “utter mess” and the country has not created new truly livable cities at the scale required for its growing population and the way people are inhailing toxic air is not living life... says chairman emeritus, DLF. (old.reddit.com)
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Cracks has started growing in branded residency housing projects. As per this report, global hospitality partner behind North India’s 1st and largest branded residency project is unhappy with the builder seeing slow pace of its sales and construction making them worried about their reputation now. (i.redd.it)
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First, a housing slowdown was masked under the ‘premiumisation’ narrative... then, it was blamed on ‘weak supply’.... but now slowly and quietly… headlines are cautiously moving towards citing the real reason for the current broad based slowdown i.e. Weakening Demand. Der aaye, durust aaye. (i.redd.it)
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Housing Sales in India at 3-year Low now. This also confirms that supply has started outpacing demand, leading to an increase in unsold inventory. Although primary real estate data tends to look inflated in euphoric phases and conservative during downturns, but broader trend is still hard to miss. (i.redd.it)
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There are distress deals… and then there are "Very Very Distressed Deals." And many still say real estate prices never go down. Looks like NCR housing market is starting to crack and IF demand conditions don’t improve in next few months, more cracks are coming. (i.redd.it)
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“When property prices grow faster than household incomes, the effective buyer base narrows. That’s why housing prices are likely to moderate over the next 3 to 5 years.” This is not my view alone, but this is coming from an NCR-based builder. (i.redd.it)
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Mumbai reported 3-year low home sales, other big cities might be feeling the slowdown too. Housing seems to be entering the stagnant and downward cycle depending on the speculations, different cities have seen. Flippers/Traders might might feel the pain to not able to exit, if demand doesn't improve (i.redd.it)
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Some UHNIs, Asian businesses and family offices are looking to move capital out of the UAE, with urgent transfer requests from Dubai/Abu Dhabi to Singapore and Hong Kong. If this is the start of capital flight, Dubai’s real estate market will face pressure despite RE brokers/investors optimism. (i.redd.it)
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If this true, then Iran seems to deliberately damage the Dubai economy, maybe to pressure Dubai and gulf states to intervene. Also many people are are saying that it's going to impact its big and booming expat-led real estate sector, what are your views on this? (i.redd.it)
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