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#100DaysWithTVS

Day 30/100 #100DayWithTVS Every strong company has weaknesses. Here are the biggest drawbacks of SOBHA that investors and homebuyers should understand: 1. Premium Pricing This is probably the biggest drawback. SOBHA projects are often priced higher than nearby competitors. Example: If two similar apartments are available in the same area, a SOBHA property may cost 10–20% more because of its brand and construction quality. Risk: Higher prices can reduce demand during slow real estate cycles. 2. Lower Volume Growth Compared to Some Peers Developers like DLF, Prestige Estates, and Godrej Properties often launch projects across many cities and segments. SOBHA focuses more on quality than aggressive expansion. Result: More controlled growth But sometimes slower sales growth than peers 3. Large Inventory Like most real estate companies, SOBHA carries a large amount of inventory. 3. Large Inventory Like most real estate companies, SOBHA carries a large amount of inventory. Inventory includes: Land bank Under-construction projects Unsold completed units If the market slows, inventory can remain unsold for longer periods. 4. High Dependence on Bengaluru Historically, a significant portion of SOBHA's business has come from Bengaluru. Although the company is expanding into Mumbai, Pune, NCR, and Hyderabad, Bengaluru remains a key market. Risk: A slowdown in Bengaluru housing demand could affect overall performance. 5. Luxury Segment Exposure SOBHA is mainly a premium and luxury developer. Luxury housing performs well during economic growth but can slow down during: High interest rates Economic uncertainty Weak consumer sentiment 6. Lower Affordability for End Users Many first-time homebuyers find SOBHA projects expensive. This limits the customer base compared to affordable housing developers. Do you think SOBHA's premium quality justifies its premium pricing, or would you prefer a more affordable developer? #100DaysWithTVS #LinkedIn #Finance Parth Verma The Valuation School

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