Rental growth slows in top Indian cities as housing supply surges
By Vivek Dubey
By Vivek Dubey
CNBC-TV18.com
CNBC-TV18.com
Published June 18, 2024
Published June 18, 2024
Top cities in India see rental growth drop to 2-4% quarterly in Q2 2024, a significant decrease from the 4-9% growth in Q1 2024.
Rental Growth Halved
Rental Growth Halved
The influx of
new housing supply
is curbing previously high rental spikes, stabilising rental markets across major cities.
Supply Surge Cools Rents
Supply Surge Cools Rents
Bengaluru’s Whitefield sees a 4% rent increase in Q2 2024, down from an 8% rise in Q1 2024, indicating cooling demand.
Bengaluru’s Steady Rise
Bengaluru’s Steady Rise
Rents in Noida’s Sector 150 increase by 4% in Q2 2024, a slowdown from the 9% hike in Q1 2024, reflecting market stability.
Noida’s Sector 150 Trends
Noida’s Sector 150 Trends
Top 7 cities expect over 5.31 lakh new housing units in 2024, a 22% increase from 2023, easing pressure on rental prices.
Massive New Supply
Massive New Supply
Mumbai Metropolitan Region
(MMR) to see 1.61 lakh new units in 2024, helping to moderate rent increases in the area.
MMR’s Major Completions
MMR’s Major Completions
NCR will deliver approximately 1.44 lakh units in 2024, up from 1.14 lakh in 2023, contributing to rental price stabilisation.
NCR’s New Units
NCR’s New Units
Pune is set to complete around 97,000 units in 2024, a significant increase from 65,000 units in 2023, impacting rental growth.
Pune’s Growing Supply
Pune’s Growing Supply
Kolkata's rental market stabilises with 25,220 new units projected for 2024, up slightly from 25,075 units in 2023.
Kolkata’s
Consistent Supply
Kolkata’s
Consistent Supply
Chennai anticipates 17,580 new units in 2024, up from 14,125 in 2023, helping to slow down rental price hikes in the city.
Chennai’s Rising Units
Chennai’s Rising Units
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