Real estate sentiment index falls for the first time
The real estate sentiment index is launched jointly by Ficci and Knight Frank.

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The real estate sentiment index is launched jointly by Ficci and Knight Frank. This index is based on the quarterly survey of developers, private equity funds, banks and NBFCs. The survey has questions pertaining to economy, project launches, sales, leasing volumes, price appreciation and funding. A score of 50 represents neutral view, above 50 demonstrates positive outlook, while a reading below 50 indicates negative sentiment.
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