Chennai City News

Housing sales in 2021 likely to reach 2019 figures – CREDAI

Housing sales in 2021 likely to reach 2019 figures – CREDAI

If level of pandemic remains under control 

April 8, 2021: Today’s conference themed : CREDAI Version 2: “Reboot and Restrategize” addressed by Mr. Harsh Vardhan Patodia, President; Mr. Satish Magar, Chaiman, Mr. Boman Irani, President Elect; Mr. Pankaj Goel, Secretary, discussed  key aspects  that are required to transform the Indian Real Estate Landscape in the coming year.

The real estate industry could witness surge in sales in 2021 which could reach the 2019 sales figure or exceed it. While the sector continues to face few challenges as we are witnessing the second major wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, overall the real estate industry has seen a good revival in terms of sales in both residential and commercial segment.

Mr. Harsh Vardhan Patodia mentioned that housing sales that fell 40-50 per cent across 7-8 major cities last year due to the pandemic could bounce back to 2019-level this year, if there is no complete lockdown to curb the second wave of COVID-19 and more so the importance of owning a home has also been propelled by the uncertainty COIVD has brought in people’s lives. He also added that amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the real estate industry needs to innovate and scout for new opportunities.

CREDAI as an apex body will continue to reiterate its pending demands with the government including stamp duty concessions in all states, infrastructure status for the realty sector, GST input tax credit for both housing and commercial segments, faster environment clearance and easier credit availability.

Mr. Harsh Vardhan Patodia, President CREDAI shared his vision and execution plan of the key initiatives:-

Free COVID-19 Vaccination Drive for Construction Workforce

CREDAI to set up its own Data Assimilation Centre

Launch of Incubation & Acceleration Center to support start-ups in real estate sector

Exit mobile version