Affordable Homes in India Dwindle to 7-Year Low, Report Shows
The affordable segment saw supply of new housing units plunge to 30,806 in the six months through June, the real estate consultant said in the report last week. The share of this segment in total housing sales has dropped to 22% over this period, versus 54% in the first half of 2018.
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