If talks fail to materialise, India could face the burden of a 26% tariff — that’s in addition to the existing 10%. This steep hike will undoubtedly make Indian exports more expensive. But the impact doesn't end there. Countries currently facing even higher tariffs will actively seek new markets to offload their surplus. In many ways, this marks a significant shift in the global trade order. The era of free trade seems to be faltering. Are we entering a new phase dominated by bilateral deals? And what does this mean for India, especially for the real estate sector? How will construction costs be affected? Will we see an increase due to expensive imports, or could India become a dumping ground for cheaper steel and other surplus materials? And then there’s the Rupee. A weaker Rupee might just make Indian real estate more attractive to NRIs. But will that be enough to offset the larger market pressures? We explore all this and more in this edition of The Property Show. Join our panel of economists, developers, and market strategists as they decode risks, identify opportunities, and explore whether India's real estate sector will emerge resilient or rattled. Anchor: Prasun Kumar, CMO, Magicbricks Panel: Aashit Verma, Founder, Hanto Workspace Jatin Shah, Chief Strategy Officer, Colliers India Professor Aman Agarwal, Director, Indian Institute of Finance Anoj Tevatia, Founding Partner, Design Forum International
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