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 Real Estate Sector in India

Given their comfortable leverage, consistent rise in location-agnostic demand, and declining inventory levels, most brokerages expect listed real estate majors to get good buying support.

According to the real estate data and analytics platform PropEquity, the sector grossed sales of 149 million square feet (msf) in the top seven cities in the October-December quarter (third quarter, or Q3) of FY23 – the High quarterly sales in a decade. Sales grew 34% year on year (YoY) to 412 msf in the nine months ending December.

Strong sales, driven by high demand and increased affordability, aided in reducing inventory levels. Unsold inventory levels fell to 839 msf in December 2022, down from 923 msf in December 2021.

Besides, many analysts believe that interest rate cycle has probably peaked out. 

In such circumstances, the prudent investors should buy the stocks of beaten down good real estate companies. 

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