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Resident real estate sector poised for upcycle: MOFSL
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SME Times News Bureau | 23 Jan, 2022
India's resident real estate sector is poised for an upcycle, primarily
buoyed by the improved affordability, said Motilal Oswal Financial
Services Limited.
As per MOFSL, decadal low interest rate regime
and stagnant prices over the last seven years have driven the
affordability quotient.
"The ongoing industry consolidation led
by concentration of capital, 400-600 bp advantage in cost of funding for
large developers and buyers' trust on organised developers will further
escalate growth for large listed developers," said the brokerage house.
Besides,
it said that inventory across most of the cities is at a manageable
level given the industry wide launch discipline that has helped in
absorbing cost pressures.
"Sustained strong demand and gradual
price hikes augur well for the industry in increasing the overall profit
pool, where all the organised players stand to benefit," it said.
According
to MOFSL's Real Estate Investment Metric (REIM) framework, players
exposed to Bengaluru and Pune markets will outperform both in volume and
value terms, while the Mumbai-based ones will benefit from the
long-term, pent-up demand.
In addition, the continued inflation
in commodity prices as well as sharp rise in interest rates and
disruptive price hikes may hamper affordability.
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