Mid-segment homes (Rs.40 lakh to Rs.80 lakh dominate new supply with 36% share, followed by premium (Rs.80 lakh to Rs.1.5 crore) and affordable (< Rs.40 lakh) with 24% and 18% share.
Synopsis Mid-segment homes (Rs40 lakh to Rs80 lakh dominate new supply with 36% share, followed by premium (Rs.
80 lakh to Rs15 crore) and affordable (< Rs.
40 lakh) with 24% and 18% share Getty Images Most property seekers in the top seven cities in India prefer 3-BHK homes over other configurations, finds a CII-Anarock report on the housing market Most preferred homes in India Type of homes preferred most in top 7 cities Most buyers have a budget of Rs.
45 lakh -Rs90 lakh Budget for Investment (Rs ) (H2 2022) Real estate is top choice for invest ment: Percentage of respondents who have invested in various avenues Where do people prefer to invest Millennials are driving housing demand: Age of those who chose real estate as best asset class who thinks real estate is best investment Mid-segment homes (Rs40 lakh to Rs.
80 lakh dominate new supply with 36% share, followed by premium (Rs80 lakh to Rs1.
5 crore) and affordable (< Rs40 lakh) with 24% and 18% share Note: The survey covered 4,662 respondents across 7 cities.
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