40% home buyers seek luxury and premium properties: ANAROCK, CII
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40% home buyers seek luxury and premium properties: ANAROCK, CII

Despite economic uncertainties, 40% of homebuyers are now planning to purchase premium and luxury properties in the country’s top seven markets, according to the latest report prepared jointly by property consultant Anarock and the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII).

Four in every 10 potential homebuyers are now planning to buy premium and luxury properties in the top seven markets of the country, during the Covid-19 pandemic.

The latest report, prepared collectively by property consultant Anarock and CII, shows how radically the Covid-19 pandemic has changed buying preference.

As per the report, for the first time, affordable housing demand— traditionally an attractive option for most — is now near equal to that of premium homes. Affluent buyers are considering purchasing their second home, driving the demand for such buying to 41%.

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Also read: Pharm Easy Co-founder buys duplex apartment at Rs 40 cr in Mumbai

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Despite economic uncertainties, 40% of homebuyers are now planning to purchase premium and luxury properties in the country’s top seven markets, according to the latest report prepared jointly by property consultant Anarock and the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII). Four in every 10 potential homebuyers are now planning to buy premium and luxury properties in the top seven markets of the country, during the Covid-19 pandemic. The latest report, prepared collectively by property consultant Anarock and CII, shows how radically the Covid-19 pandemic has changed buying preference. As per the report, for the first time, affordable housing demand— traditionally an attractive option for most — is now near equal to that of premium homes. Affluent buyers are considering purchasing their second home, driving the demand for such buying to 41%. Image Source Also read: Pharm Easy Co-founder buys duplex apartment at Rs 40 cr in Mumbai Also read: Jaiprakash ties up with CRC, Gulshan Homz for luxury flats in Noida

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