“The upcoming repo rate decision comes at an important juncture for real estate, with demand continuing to broaden across residential and commercial segments and beyond the established metropolitan markets. We believe a balanced and calibrated policy stance would help preserve confidence among buyers, investors and developers while providing greater visibility for future planning. At the same time, the emergence of new growth corridors and Tier-2 markets is creating significant opportunities, as aspirations for quality real estate continue to deepen. Stable financing conditions would support this expansion by enabling developers to respond to evolving demand while maintaining a disciplined approach to capital deployment and long-term development,” says Yash Miglani, Managing Director, Migsun Group
Amogh Bansal, MD, MUREC, says “As the RBI prepares to announce its repo rate decision, we believe a balanced and calibrated policy approach will be important for sustaining the momentum in residential real estate. The sector is witnessing a steady evolution in buyer preferences, with increasing demand for well-planned developments, larger and better-designed spaces, quality and lifestyle-led offerings. At the same time, emerging locations are gaining greater relevance as infrastructure improves and aspirations for quality housing deepen.
“As we approach the RBI’s repo rate decision, we believe maintaining a measured approach to interest rates would be constructive for the real estate sector. The market has built considerable momentum, and a predictable borrowing environment can help sustain buyer confidence while giving developers greater visibility for project planning and execution. At the same time, consumers are becoming increasingly discerning, evaluating homes on design, space, quality and the overall living experience. Therefore, while a marginal movement in rates may not fundamentally alter demand, a sustained increase could make buyers more deliberate around high-value purchases. Policy stability would help preserve the current momentum,” says Salil Kumar, Director – Marketing & Business Management, CRC Group.