Rents in 13 major cities grow 22.4 per cent in July-September – Times of India
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On a quarterly basis, rents increased by 4.6% during July-September. Thane, Gurgaon, Greater Noida, Noida and Hyderabad recorded the highest appreciation in rent among cities compared to last year, the data showed.
While rents in Thane saw a steep 57.3% y-o-y increase during the period, Gurgaon registered a 41% y-o-y increase in rents. Millennials (age 18-34 years) constituted about 67% of rental demand across these cities, showed the data, which has been collated after analysing the preferences and behaviour of more than two crore customers using the platform.
About 41% of tenants preferred mid-segment rentals ranging between Rs 10,000-30,000 per month. The market, is dominated by semi-furnished units accounting for 52.7% of the demand and 48.7% of the supply.
“Surge in rents reflects a confluence of factors – economic growth, urbanisation, and return to office by companies. High demand, coupled with limited supply has propelled rents, highlighting evolving landscape of real estate market. As businesses reinstate in-office work, the need for housing closer to workplaces has intensified, especially for millennials. However, notable is the slowdown in rent appreciation from the previous quarter, hinting at an expected deceleration in growth over the upcoming quarters as well,” said Sudhir Pai, CEO at Magicbricks.
