DLF’s NRI sales soar, driven by geopolitics and shifting investments
One out of every four or five DLF unit sold is to an NRI, with businessmen and families outside the Delhi-NCR region like Jaipur, Kolkata, Agra, etc being amongst the buyers for some of the key projects of the real estate major, Aakash Ohri, Joint MD, DLF Ltd told businessline. Percentage of NRI sales have moved up from 12-15 per cent a couple of years back. Last year, it was in the 20 per cent range. For instance, in the just sold out Privana North project — average units priced at ₹9.5 crore and penthouses priced ₹25 crore and above, there are 25 per cent NRI bookings, coming in from places like the UK, the Americas, Australia, Canada, Singapore, Hong Kong, Jakarta and Kuwait.

DLF reports Rs 11,000 crore pre-sale from Privana North
DLF sells off all its luxury homes in Gurugram; garners Rs 11000 crore in sales
The Financial Express

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