There is no dearth of rich people in this city of the country; luxury houses are being sold rapidly, and their names are also included in the list

Luxury Housing Sales: The luxury housing segment in India has seen a jump of up to 85 percent in the first six months of this year. 7000 units were sold in this segment in the top 7 cities. Delhi-NCR is ahead in this.

Luxury Housing Sales: On one hand, the common man is crying about inflation. On the other hand, one luxury house after another is being sold in this city in the country. According to a report released on Friday, the luxury housing segment in India has seen a jump of up to 85 percent in the first six months of this year. 7000 units were sold in this segment in the top 7 cities.

So many units were sold

According to the report of India's top real estate consulting firm CBRE South Asia Private Limited and Assocham, during January-June, Delhi-NCR was at the forefront of sales with 4000 luxury units, which is 3 times more than last year. On the other hand, if we talk about Mumbai, then in the last six months, 1240 luxury units were sold here, which is 18 percent of the total luxury sales. There has been an increase of 29 percent in this compared to the same half year of last year.

Names of these cities are also in the list

On the other hand, only 5 percent of the luxury housing segment was sold in Chennai and Pune. During January-June this year, 7300 luxury units were launched, which shows an increase of 30 percent compared to last year. In such a situation, developers are focusing more and more on quality, transparency and experience so that the trend of buying luxury housing in these cities continues like this.

India's luxury housing market is attracting

According to the IANS report, Gaurav Kumar, Managing Director, Capital Markets and Land at CBRE, says, "Both demand and supply have increased. This shows the choice of home buyers. In such a situation, India is emerging as a market for global and domestic investors, where the possibilities are very high." India's luxury housing market is attracting HNWIs (High Net Worth Individuals), UHNWIs and NRIs, who are looking to invest in safe assets amid global uncertainties and want to take advantage of the strong US dollar.