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Housing sales, new launches dip 42% each in Q1 2020: ANAROCK

Around 45,200 units were sold in Q1 2020 a significant decline of 42%, and of 24% over the preceding quarter due to the COVID-19 pandemic

Their share has risen from 11 per cent or 77,100 in Q2, despite demand picking up for affordable and mid-segment units.

Ten states and union territories contribute to 78 per cent or 8.64 million of total vacancy levels.

Developers are joining hands to complete the projects.

Student housing generates a massive demand of more than 10 million beds across the major education-focused cities.

The luxury segment or units priced Rs 1.5 crore to Rs 2.5 crore, too saw a decline in unsold stocks by 12 per cent.

On an average apartments have become smaller from 1390 sq ft in 2014 to 1100 sq ft in 2018.