Coronavirus | Pune real estate sector reeling under onslaught of second wave
The Hindu
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The second wave of the pandemic has left Pune’s burgeoning real estate market gasping for breath. A severe paucity of construction workers, rising prices of essential materials and delays in getting building permits have affected the construction sector. A nationwide survey conducted between May 24 and June 3 by the Confederation of Real Estate Developers’ Associations of India (CREDAI) — apex body of private real estate developers — found that more than 90% developers are facing labour shortages at their sites and as a result, feared long delays in their projects. Nearly 5,000 developers from more than 200 cities participated in it.More Related News
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