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Back Back Housing sales in Gurugram up by 13% in 2023; 7-8% decline in Noida, Greater Noida

Back Back Housing sales in Gurugram up by 13% in 2023; 7-8% decline in Noida, Greater Noida
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In 2023, Gurugram emerged as a real estate leader within the Delhi-NCR region, experiencing a notable 13% surge in housing sales. This positive trajectory stands in contrast to Noida, Greater Noida, Ghaziabad, Faridabad, Delhi, and Bhiwadi, where residential property sales witnessed varying degrees of decline.

Key Findings:

  1. Gurugram's Ascendancy: Gurugram's housing sales soared by 13%, reaching 36,970 units in 2023, showcasing robust demand for mid-income and luxury homes. The city's positive consumer sentiment and ongoing infrastructure projects contributed to its real estate prowess.
  2. Contrast in Noida and Greater Noida: Noida experienced an 8% decrease in housing property sales, dropping to 5,840 units from 6,360 units. Similarly, Greater Noida witnessed a 7% fall, with sales decreasing to 10,180 units from 10,985 units.
  3. Ghaziabad's Downturn: Ghaziabad saw an 8% decline in housing sales, dropping to 6,340 units from 6,890 units.
  4. Wider Delhi-NCR Trends: Overall, the Delhi-NCR region recorded a marginal 3% growth in housing sales, totaling 65,625 units in 2023 compared to 63,710 units in the previous year.
  5. Factors Influencing Gurugram's Growth: Positive consumer sentiment, significant infrastructure development, and a surge in mid-income and luxury housing demand drove Gurugram's sales. Hotspot zones like New Gurugram, Dwarka Expressway, and the Southern Peripheral Road garnered substantial buyer interest.
  6. Industry Insights: Real estate experts attribute Gurugram's success to a renaissance in the market, illustrating robust demand despite broader market challenges. The city's strong infrastructure, connectivity, and amenities make it a preferred choice for buyers within the NCR region.

As Gurugram's real estate market continues to evolve, its success story underscores the interplay of infrastructure development, positive consumer sentiment, and a diversified housing portfolio catering to various income segments.