
It has 20,000 homes under various stages of construction and plans to build more than 50,000 units over the next three years. The first quarter of 2022 saw a four-year high in sales, with 78,627 residential units sold despite the third Covid-19 wave, according to a market assessment report by Knight Frank, India’s premier real estate consultancy. Low interest rates, best affordability levels, healthy wage growth and the waning pandemic, with lower risk of further disruptions, have created a favourable environment for homebuyers, who have rediscovered the need for new and better housing.