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  At the opening of the year, the real estate division that was already going through a dull time of a slowdown was holding great hope in 2020. The  Residential and Commercial  Real estate  sector was expecting a revival. The markets showed signs of Statistical growth in the first quarter and it seemed that the rise would keep up the momentum.   However, as the nationwide lockdown was commanded in March, the adverse impact was visible in the $180 billion premium housing market as well. COVID-19 has been a destabilizing agent since. In most major markets, sales have plunged by around 60 percent in the last half of the year.   As business activities were held back across the country, the sector will continue to suffer from muted demand for some more time and it may take at least two quarters to normalize.   Speaking of which, here are some trends that are sure to stay:   The pandemic has resulted in digitization and huge technological adoption in th...

  Properties with ultra-modern amenities are the latest trend For a long time, developers have banked on the quality of resources developed as a means to solicit buyers and ensure the success of their projects. Lately, there has been a change in the pattern, buyers are looking for more, and above quality. Buyers are more inclined towards properties that have the required world-class amenities in place and have open space reserves (OSR).   Changing trend's   Is this a changing trend? Not certainly so, because an average buyer always requires a home, not a unit, a home that has the required facilities and open spaces for a fresh feeling. Shree Balaji Group introducing this kind of world-class amenities based projects in Vadodara where podium club at 60ft. of hight from ground. The trend, however, has picked up in its intensity as more and more buyers are having these parameters as compulsory requirements for their purchase.   What are the compelling reasons?   Ur...