The luxury real estate market in India is characterized by specific tactics that manipulate buyer behavior and create an illusion of high demand. Here’s a concise summary:
The Strategy: Herd Mentality and Urgency
Create a Herd: Developers cultivate a sense of community and exclusivity by limiting the availability of properties. For instance, only 50 out of 100 units are initially released, prompting buyers to follow the crowd.
Create an Urgency: Utilizing marketing strategies like the Expression of Interest (EOI) and attractive payment plans (e.g., 1% monthly installment) generates urgency among potential buyers, making them feel they must act quickly or miss out.
The Reality: Human Nature at Play
Artificial Scarcity: Properties are often marketed even before construction approvals, leading to rapid sales that create an illusion of demand. This is further fueled by developers purchasing their own inventory to create hype.
Risk Factors: Many buyers rely on loans, making them vulnerable if market conditions change. This dependence on financing can lead to precarious financial situations.
The Need for Transparency
Innovative Solutions: To combat these tactics, developers should adopt Design Thinking and AI analysis to create more transparent marketing strategies that reflect genuine demand rather than orchestrated urgency.
So, while the luxury real estate market thrives on creating urgency and herd mentality, addressing these tactics with authentic strategies can lead to a healthier market for both buyers and developers.
Thursday, September 12, 2024
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