NEW DELHI: The prime property market in India may see a revival in the second half of calendar 2019 after a steady drop in prices over the past five years.
A Knight Frank India attitude survey showed 14 per cent of Indian ultra-high networth individuals are expected to buy a new home in 2019, which is an indication of latent demand for prime property in 2019.
The prime property market in India has seen either a stable or marginal drop in prices in last 5 years. The second half of calendar 2019 may see a marginal increase in property prices across categories, including luxury realty, said Shishir Baijal, Chairman & Managing Director, Knight Frank India.
Mumbai claimed the top position in most expensive prime property market in India with a price increase of 5.1 per cent during 2014-18, Knight Franks The Wealth Report- Insight Series 2019 showed.
Globally, Hong Kong remained the most expensive prime residential city market in the world, with an average prime property price of $4,251 per square feet in 2018, the report said.
London and New York took second and third places, respectively.
In India, Delhi saw the highest price increment of 4.4 per cent in the first quartRead More – Source
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