Housing Skyline India

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Housing Skyline of India 2008- 09 Indicus Analytics

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The information covers a range of indicators on Indian consumers and their characteristics, with specific emphasis on the housing sector and housing demand

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Housing Skyline of India 2008-09

Indicus Analytics

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Data is available for 112 cities. Cities are classified into four types;

• Alpha cities– Elite cities of India• Beta cities– Ones that are on the

threshold of being elite cities eventually• Gamma cities – Important regional or

State centers of economic activity• Delta cities– Budding centers, these have

the potential to turn into much larger centers. They have high growth.

RepresentationRepresentation of 112 citiesof 112 cities

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Analyze the opportunities, critical for the success of Housing Industry in India.

Market navigating tool for real estate companies, investors, financial service providers & banks.

Identify factors contributing to the housing industry growth in India.

Up-to-date quality market information is difficult to access

ImportanceImportance

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Strategic Tool forStrategic Tool for

The Construction and Real Estate Companies: Help them to understand the clients need and identify strategic locations for investment

Ancillary Industries: Beneficial for tiles industries, building material companies, home furnishing,

Marketing Manager/Market Strategist: Enables better identification of locations where new efforts need to be started and old channels need to be strengthened

Policy making bodies: Help in formulating their plans/strategies based on the nature of economic activity in the district

Credit Facilitating agencies, Banks and Financial Institutions: Tap potential borrowers for various kinds of Home loan

Research Firms/Universities/Knowledge Seeker: Understand the vast Indian market/economy and how it is emerging, the heterogeneities within the country

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Identifying Existing & PotentialMarkets for Housing sector

Know Purchasing Power of Customers

Locate Areas with Greater Housing Penetration

Distinguish Households Across Type of Dwelling Units

How to

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Current & Potential Housing Consumer

Characteristics

Annualized growth rate in Housing loan

Ownership Index

Ranking of Cities based on 4 Indices: Market Attractiveness Index (Composite), Market Attractiveness Index (Per Capita)

Identify districts with greater housing crunch for ownership with higher affordability

Inter district comparisons of population and employment growth and market size

Based on

Identify Potential MarketsIdentify Potential Markets

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Current ownership of

Housing

Owned, rented No. of rooms Plinth Area

Housing Finance

Loan Accounts

Total Loan Outstanding

Households

Family Type

Household Size

VariablesVariables

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Workers across education level

Not literate

Literate below secondary

Secondary/ HS

Graduate and Above

Population across Age group

0-9 years

10-20 years

20-30 years

30-40 years

40-50 years

50-60 years

Above 60 years

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Potential Housing

OwnedRented

No. of roomsPlinth area

wise

One room Two rooms

More than two rooms

<500 sq ft 500-1000 sq .ft.

>1000 sq .ft.

Summary of Potential Summary of Potential HousingHousing

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Main Data SourcesMain Data Sources

Data Sources

Primary Data Secondary Data

RBI CensusRCH, NSSO NDSSPI

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Driving forces for potential housing

Population growth

Household size

Easy credit accessibility

Change in ownership over period

Income Trend

Potential Housing ForecastPotential Housing Forecast

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The Housing Sector in 2015

A Minimum demand of 17 million extra dwelling units is required between 2008 & 2015

Interesting InsightsInteresting Insights

Total Demand

Total Owned Demand

Total Rented Demand

All India 17,000,000

13,082,000 2,235,000

Delhi 990,000 643,000 140,000

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City status according to ownership index

Cities

Market Attractiveness Index (Composite)

Market Attractiveness Index (Per Capita)

Chandigarh 18 3

Urban Areas in Thane

3 14

Pune 6 19

Market Attractiveness Index ranks the cities on the basis of the volume of market for residential housing property and affordability of households to own houses.

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