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DLF to concentrate on luxury high-end housing segment in India

India's luxury property market is rising. Due to increased disposable incomes and an increase in demand following the COVID-19 epidemic, developers claim that a record number of 65,700 luxury housing units were sold in 2022. This is especially true; they claim for large apartments with amenities like concierge services and spas. 

According to data from Anarock Property Consultants, luxury condominiums, which are those selling for more than 15 million rupees ($183,000) made up 17% of all releases in 2022, which is a five-year high or higher. On the other hand, the percentage of launches of previously well-liked inexpensive homes—those priced under 4 million rupees—halved to 20% over that time. 

In an interview with Reuters, Chief Executive Officer Ashok Kumar Tyagi discussed the future plans of DLF. He was quoted saying that the company will continue to concentrate on the luxury housing market because of the rising consumer demand. According to him, about 3,000 applications were received for the 1,137 apartments at the DLF Arbour project in Gurugram, which were each valued at $869,000. Tyagi also stated that DLF would consider other luxury home projects in major cities including New Delhi, Mumbai, and Chennai but he would not provide any additional information on such plans.

One of India's largest real estate developers is DLF Ltd. Founded in 1946, DLF has developed numerous residential, commercial, and retail properties in various parts of the country. The company's portfolio includes high-end apartments, luxury villas, IT parks, SEZs (Special Economic Zones), malls, and hotels. DLF has played a significant role in shaping India's urban landscape and has been instrumental in the development of several key business districts. The company has received numerous awards and recognitions for its contribution to the real estate sector in India. However, DLF has also faced several controversies, including allegations of land grab, environmental violations, and unfair business practices.

 

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