The Indian property market has felt a big hit for almost 12 months. However, the present scenario shows us a few positive signs that the property market is breathing some fresh air. In the recent times two housing projects were launched in Delhi and NCR region. Quite surprisingly it received great response from the enthusiastic property buyers.
As per given data Jaypee Greens had received a booking of 3300 flats for its newly launched project called ‘Aman’ which is on Noida-Greater Noida expressway. These bookings were recorded on the first day of its new project. This boost has come into limelight because of the reduced property rates which are alluring middle class customers.
BPTP’s project Park Elite in Faridabad also had a grand sale because it had sold around 1000 independent floors. Specifically BPTP’s 3700 bookings were accounted for worth Rs. 80 crore for this state-of-the-art project.
The CEO of operations at JLLM Santosh Kumar told that the contemporary property prices are genuine which are helping realty developers to make a profit up to 25-40 per cent. In addition, the government of India is also endowing its full support for infrastructure and it’s a neon flash that the interest rates may witness further meltdown.
As per given data Jaypee Greens had received a booking of 3300 flats for its newly launched project called ‘Aman’ which is on Noida-Greater Noida expressway. These bookings were recorded on the first day of its new project. This boost has come into limelight because of the reduced property rates which are alluring middle class customers.
BPTP’s project Park Elite in Faridabad also had a grand sale because it had sold around 1000 independent floors. Specifically BPTP’s 3700 bookings were accounted for worth Rs. 80 crore for this state-of-the-art project.
The CEO of operations at JLLM Santosh Kumar told that the contemporary property prices are genuine which are helping realty developers to make a profit up to 25-40 per cent. In addition, the government of India is also endowing its full support for infrastructure and it’s a neon flash that the interest rates may witness further meltdown.
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