REAL ESTATE INDUSTRY IN INDIA 2020-2021
The sudden rise of pandemic Covid-19 has dealt a massive blow to the real estate business across India. The construction activities of various buildings, roads, and many more have been delayed. However, due to the gradual opening of markets across India, the real estate sector will try to bounce back to normal again.
With the central government's policy support, the real estate sector will gain a boost again and show growth. Some highlights from the budget by Finance Minister, Nirmala Sitharaman
The deduction on affordable housing loans was allowed on housing loans on or before 31st March. To get more benefits the sanctioned date was extended by one year, and a tax holiday is provided on the builder's profit.
In real estate transactions, taxing income from business profits, capital, and other sources is less than the circle rate of more than 5%. This difference is calculated as income for both purchaser and seller, and now it is increased to 10% to give relief.
For the next 5 years, 100 lac crore will be invested in infrastructure, which includes housing, irrigations, healthcare, institutions, etc.
REAL ESTATE HAS AN INVESTMENT STRATEGY
Investing in Real Estate needs a different strategy than buying for personal use. When you invest in real estate, you think of selling the property at a much higher rate or give it on rent.
Just like any other, you need to keep an eye on ups and downs in real estate trends so that you can invest in the right place and at a good time. If you are thinking of investing in real estate for this year or next, here are some tips for our side-
TRENDS IN REAL ESTATE FOR 2020-2021
Concentration On Demand
Nowadays, jobs directly impact buying or renting, as people don't mind relocating to a place where more jobs are available. Most jobs are office work or service-based; people buying or renting mostly lookup for healthcare, educational buildings, and IT and personnel. And most of the buildings are made up of using the technology of green & lean construction.
INVESTING AT SLOW HOME PRICE
It is expected by 2025 that India will have 72% of construction activity across the world. This means it will raise people's living standards, better connectivity with small towns, and improved infrastructure. An investor may think of investing in real estate during the home's low price, which will be based on their budget and personnel thinking.
OWING AND RENTING OF PROPERTIES
In recent years we have seen an increase in the price of renting and even buying properties. This can be a good investment for big investors but may be difficult for them to put the property on-sell or rent it. Some fewer people can afford high rent rates, the best thing is to divide the property into several small ones and then sell or rent it.
SMALL MARKETS GIVE SMALL RISK
The investor always avoids taking credit risks because physical location still plays a vital role in that. The investor invests in small markets where renting property is always in their favor. Research shows that in the coming period, high demand will lead to high rewards in growing cities.
CURRENT TRENDS IN REAL ESTATE
More Demand in Sub-urban cities
Small markets like Hyderabad, Pune, Bhiwadi, Jaipur witness high demand for homes. Researchers state that demand will be higher in FY 2021.Β
SMART HOME ATTRACT MORE
The traditional definition for smart homes will be redefined, and there will be more demand for smart homes in upcoming years. The builders have started giving buyers a range of home themes to choose from as per their requirements or as they have dreamt of. Buyers can choose several themes as per their convenience and can ask for changes if they need them. In addition to that, 24 x 7 CCTV cameras, power backups, parks, and many more are mainstream now.
GREEN AND LEAN TECHNOLOGY
Both buyers and builders are supporting green technology and this demand will rise in upcoming years. The use of eco-friendly raw materials and themes are high in demand in today's market.Β
INTEGRATED TOWNSHIPS
With the price of properties being higher and higher, the trend of integrated township is high. The people are looking towards an integrated township where commercial and residential ecosystems are together, supported by roads, power, water facilities, good drainage, and sewage systems.
Is it right to invest in the real estate sector in India?
Of course, Yes! Consider the above trends in the upcoming year for the real estate sector. Experts have already said that the forthcoming year will be a boom for real estate, and the market will continue to rise till 2025. As mentioned above, the sub-urban sectors, micro-market areas, and others will have a massive demand for homes due to growth in the industrial sector. The immigration of people from different cities for job purposes will directly raise the demand for comfortable homes.
As per the research conducted by Global Real Estate Consultants, Knight Franks says, "The novel concept of co-living and co-working is at a boost in the Indian real estate market, and this trend will continue to stay here."
The experts say if the government brings more policies for housing and infrastructure, the demand will boost more, which is a positive result for the buyer and the investor.
If you are looking to invest in Real Estate, this is the best time to get started.











