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The week in Indian Real Estate Market
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DLF's first-quarter revenue and bookings weakened as launches slipped, but the company maintained its FY27 presales target and set a ₹1 lakh crore sales pipeline led by luxury housing. The strategy now depends on converting delayed launches into bookings while preserving cash flow.
Luxury housing produced record Mumbai sales and unusually high rents in supply-constrained Lutyens Delhi, while broader city data showed price growth concentrated in Noida and Gurugram and rental-yield gains in Bengaluru and Hyderabad. A record Gurugram penthouse sale added another sign of premium-market strength.
Sebi proposed depository receipts backed by listed REIT and InvIT units, alongside rules allowing these vehicles to invest in under-construction third-party projects without controlling interests. Together, the proposals could expand overseas fundraising and bring institutional capital into projects earlier, while increasing execution risk.
The RBI held the repo rate at 5.25% and retained a neutral stance, giving buyers and developers clearer financing conditions through the week. The stability supports planning and demand, but construction inflation limits its affordability benefit.
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