Severely impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, the top 7 cities saw homes worth approx. INR 88,730 crore sold in the first three quarters of 2020 as against ~INR 1,54,320 crore in the corresponding period of 2019. This is a 43% decline, with total value reduction amounting to approx. INR 65,590 crore during the period.
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A massive drop in both new launches and housing sales were, of course, expected on the back of a complete lockdown for most of this quarter. Interestingly, MMR – one of the most COVID-19-affected cities – witnessed maximum housing sales of nearly 3,620 units among all cities, followed by Bengaluru with approx. 2,990 units.