homereal estate NewsRewind 2023: Luxury, super luxury home buying saw a bull run this year

Rewind 2023: Luxury, super-luxury home-buying saw a bull run this year

According to Anarock data, the period until November 2023 saw 58 homes priced above ₹40 crore sold across seven top property markets. Nearly 12 of these homes were priced above ₹100 crore. The property consultant estimates the super-luxury segment could bid farewell to 2023 with a significantly higher sales tally.

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By Jude Sannith  Dec 29, 2023 11:27:34 AM IST (Updated)

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As home-buying continued its upward trajectory in 2023, the luxury and super-luxury segments stood head and shoulders above their peers, in sales momentum. This year, homes priced above 7 crore per unit sold thick and fast, even as super-luxury home sales — units priced priced above 40 crore — may have hit the three-figure mark.

According to Anarock data, the period until November 2023 saw 58 homes priced above 40 crore sold across seven top property markets. Nearly 12 of these homes were priced above 100 crore. The property consultant estimates the super-luxury segment could bid farewell to 2023 with a significantly higher sales tally.
"Above 40 crore rupees an apartment — that's what we call super-luxury — we believe there will be 75 to 100 transactions in this segment for the calendar year 2023," said Anuj Puri, Chairman at Anarock.
A hundred super-luxury homes in just one year is no mean feat. After all, the whole of 2022 only saw 13 homes priced above 40 crore make it past the 'sold' sign. As of November, the total value of super-luxury home sales was 4,063 crore rupees —  four times higher than 2022's sales tally of 1,170 crore.
India's property market saw premium to luxury housing do well in sales, this year. Anarock's year-end report estimates that 23% of the 4,76,530 units (approximately 1.09 lakh homes) sold this year, were priced above 1.5 crore. Luxury homes — those priced above 8 crore — have not been left out either. Anarock estimates reveal that 2023 could see between 15,000 to 20,000 transactions in this price-bracket.
One possible reason for this sales tally is developers like Prestige Constructions selling homes, and selling them fast. "We did 85% of what we did last year (in terms of sales), in the first six months of this year," said Venkat K Narayana, CEO at Prestige Group, "We crossed 11,000 crore in sale — last year, we did 13,000 crore in sales. We are now looking to end this year closer to 20,000 crore in pre-sales."
The secondary market too has seen luxury and super-luxury deals aplenty. In Gurugram — not Lutyens, Delhi — one home-owner sold an apartment unit at DLF Camellias for an unbelievable 100 crore. If that's hardly believable, nearly three home-buying deals in Mumbai this year, were closed at approximately 200 crore per home.
Despite these big-ticket sales, developers estimate the peak for super-luxury home sales is still some way off. Projects like Oberoi Realty's Three Sixty West in Mumbai, Lodha Malabar and Raheja Artesia have inventory to continue fueling super-luxury buys in 2024. DLF's latest luxury launch Privana South could signal the next phase of luxury home sales in NCR.
"We are also looking forward to the next super-luxury development after Camellias — we are looking forward to Mumbai, looking forward to Chennai, we are looking forward to some developments outside the national capital," said Aakash Ohri, Joint MD & Chief Business Officer at DLF.
There are more factors that could support super-luxury home-buying in 2024. Profit-booking from the equity bull run, repo-rate cuts and evolving lifestyle preferences could be catalysts that keep luxury home-buying alive next year.

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