2023-05-10-莱坊-Kolkata_Residential_Property_Registrations_Update_-_Sept_2022_3页_1mb

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Total Registrations: In September 2022, 5,819 residential properties were registered in Greater Kolkata, representing a 20% year-on-year increase from September 2021. This was the third-highest number in Q3 2022 and the highest since July 2021, following a 7% monthly decline from August.
Growth Drivers: The increase is attributed to the extended 2% stamp duty rebate till December 2022, aimed at improving affordability amid rising home loan interest rates, despite broader economic headwinds and a cumulative repo rate hike.
Micro-market Trends: The North zone saw its share of registrations surge to 46% (from 28% in September 2021), outperforming other zones. South zone's share decreased to 20%, while Rajarhat's share improved from 3% to 8%, with North and South together accounting for 66% of registrations.
Apartment Size Analysis: Mid-sized units (47-92 sq m or 501-1,000 sq ft) dominated with 46% of registrations, small units (0-46 sq m or 0-500 sq ft) at 24%, and large units (93 sq m or >1,000 sq ft) at 30%. This reflects housing demand across various sizes.
Broader Context: The data includes primary and secondary market transactions and highlights resilience in the face of loan affordability challenges. Source: Directorate of Registrations and Stamps Revenue, Government of West Bengal, and Knight Frank India Researchиндек

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