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Residential sales in India hit 3-year low: What's the reason?
Residential sales in India dropped to their lowest since January 2023, driven by West Asia war impacts and supply chain disruptions affecting buyer sentiment.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
Residential sales dip to lowest since Jan 2023 amid West Asia war, impacting buyer sentiment
Residential sales in India experienced a significant dip in April-June, reaching the lowest point since early 2023. Geopolitical tensions and supply chain issues are cited as key…
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thehindubusinessline.com
Housing sales fall 6% across major Indian cities amid price rise
Housing sales in seven major Indian cities fell 6% in Q2 amid weak demand and higher prices, while new launches rose 7%, Anarock data shows.
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Housing sales fall 6% across top 7 cities in Q2 as West Asia conflict dents buyer sentiment; launches rise 7%: ANAROCK
Persistent Systems' shares plunged nearly 11% following its announcement to acquire Germany-based Nagarro for €1.27 billion. While the deal aims to boost European presence and…
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West Asia conflict hits real estate business, residential sales drop 6% in Q2: Report
West Asia conflict causes 6% drop in residential sales, impacting real estate as uncertainty disrupts supply chains in Q2 2026.
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newsbytesapp.com
Residential sales in India hit 3-year low: What's the reason?
Residential sales in India dropped to their lowest since January 2023, driven by West Asia war impacts and supply chain disruptions affecting buyer sentiment.
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thehindu.com
Hit by West Asia conflict housing sales in April-June quarter fall 6% YoY across 7 key cities: Report
The average residential prices in a quarterly basis in the top 7 cities rose by 1% but rose 7% annually
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Home sales fall to three-year low in June quarter
Home sales experienced a notable dip in the June quarter, marking the slowest performance since early 2023. Persistent global uncertainties and supply chain issues have dampened…