Incomplete residential flats in Greater Noida, some 25 kilometres southeast of India’s capital New Delhi. Analysts see the country’s cash ban and new regulations to protect buyers as putting a damper on a recovery in property prices. Photo: AFP Incomplete residential flats in Greater Noida, some 25 kilometres southeast of India’s capital New Delhi. Analysts see the country’s cash ban and new regulations to protect buyers as putting a damper on a recovery in property prices. Photo: AFP
Incomplete residential flats in Greater Noida, some 25 kilometres southeast of India’s capital New Delhi. Analysts see the country’s cash ban and new regulations to protect buyers as putting a damper on a recovery in property prices. Photo: AFP
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India’s property sector unlikely to see revival as government cash ban bites

Other new regulations to protect buyers are forcing developers to defer project launches, further weighing on prices

Topic |   International Property
Bloomberg
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Updated: 7:07pm, 14 Nov, 2017

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Incomplete residential flats in Greater Noida, some 25 kilometres southeast of India’s capital New Delhi. Analysts see the country’s cash ban and new regulations to protect buyers as putting a damper on a recovery in property prices. Photo: AFP Incomplete residential flats in Greater Noida, some 25 kilometres southeast of India’s capital New Delhi. Analysts see the country’s cash ban and new regulations to protect buyers as putting a damper on a recovery in property prices. Photo: AFP
Incomplete residential flats in Greater Noida, some 25 kilometres southeast of India’s capital New Delhi. Analysts see the country’s cash ban and new regulations to protect buyers as putting a damper on a recovery in property prices. Photo: AFP
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