Property bargains in south and central Delhi are seeing footing amid this festive season. Purchasers are requesting recently developed units in these business sectors. A fascinating pattern that has risen is that there is more interest for recently assembled stilted properties rather than floors that are more than six years of age and without stilts, say property dealers.

There is a value contrast in properties that are new and stilted (flats with stopping accessible under stilts) versus old, non-stilt properties and are more established than six years. The last are being offered at marked down costs. There is a distinction of just about 25% to 30% between such properties, says Shveta Jain of Cushman and Wakefield.

Another stilt floor in Defense Colony is probably going to cost around Rs 8 crore to Rs 8.5 crore and a non-stilt property about Rs 6 crore to Rs 6.5 crore. "It is simpler to possess more established properties in south Delhi since they are less expensive than the new ones and that is the motivation behind why action in these business sectors has enhanced," Jain includes.

A 99 sections of land Insite report for the July to September 2016 quarter likewise said that developer floors in Malviya Nagar, Lajpat Nagar III and South Extension I saw a normal increment of 5% in capital qualities.

Leases in upmarket territories of Greater Kailash II and Lajpat Nagar additionally observed an expansion of 6% to 10% because of late framework redesign, the report says.

Developer floors saw the greatest supply in the city. Almost 60% of the Capital's market was held by autonomous houses and developer floors.