/ -- NCR and MMR account for 55% share of total 6 lakh affordable units launched across the top 7 cities; NCR saw maximum supply
Of the total 3.98 lakh units sold in sub INR 40 lakh category, NCR & MMR hold 57% share
Pune comes next with 1.13 lakh units launched and approx. 75K units sold in the affordable segment
Bengaluru, Chennai & Hyderabad saw the least activity in the affordable segment
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The current urban housing shortage in India is about 18.78 million homes, of which Maharashtra targets to develop 1.94 million units by 2022. The share of affordable housing in MMR rose from 41% in 2013-14 to 55% during 2015-18 as developers went back to their drawing boards to focus more on this segment and tap its potential. MMR's Peripheral Central Suburbs dominate the city's affordable housing supply with a 55% share of launches in this segment between 2013 and 2018. North Pune is the dominant zone for affordable housing supply in this city, accounting for 66% of the total supply in the region between 2013 and 2018. Micro markets such as Badlapur, Neral, Vangani, Panvel and Ambernath in MMR and Wagholi, Talegaon Dabhade and Moshi in Pune are some of the most buoyant affordable housing locations Download the report https://api.anarock.com/uploads/research/affordable-housing-report.pdf
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