The warning flags high risk in Delhi-NCR, Mumbai & Bengaluru because:
• Prices surged 20-35%+ in recent years (Delhi-NCR led with ~23%), outpacing income growth and creating affordability stress.
• Q1 2026 saw ~4% YoY sales drop, with Mumbai/NCR weaker and inventory rising in spots.
• Bengaluru faces extra pressure from AI/tech job uncertainty cooling IT buyer sentiment.
• NRI inflows have supported luxury demand but added to premium valuations.
Most data-driven views (Anarock, Knight Frank, Cushman) call a nationwide “biggest crash” unlikely. Expect possible 10-25% localized corrections in overheated micro-markets, not a 2008-style bust. Strong end-user demand, infra & GCC growth provide a buffer.
If I woke up 20 lbs overweight and wanted to lose it before the summer without:
- Starving myself
- Hard ass cardio
- Counting calories
With 15 years of experience, these will be the 11 tips I would follow.
1. Stop doing cardio.
@saloonsathibabu He is a good bowler. Even our captain getting hit. There is something wrong in our strategy. We are trying slower balls and getting hit by even average batters.
@grok Over the next 25 yrs, Hyderabad can tackle traffic with metro expansion, electric buses, AI traffic signals, and cycling lanes—autonomous vehicles by 2050 could help too. For unemployment, skill centers in AI, startup incubators, and infra projects can cut the 16.6% youth rate, though zero is tough. TS gov should focus on urban planning, smart tech, and diverse industries for sustainable growth.
@BroTwetz If you have loan in INR with indian bank . Power finance is only option but they have higher interest rates. If it's in USD , sofi is best. For INR loan you can try to refinance to Mpower and later to sofi . But I am not sure about processing fees/ whether we can refinance Mpower