This document analyzes customer preferences for high-rise apartments based on a survey of 50 customers. Key findings include:
1. Two-bedroom apartments were the most preferred, regardless of income which ranged from Rs. 10k-40k/month.
2. The majority of apartment purchasers were 25-30 years old.
3. Safety was the most important purchasing factor at 30%, followed by resale value at 16% and maintenance at 10%.
4. 62% purchased for personal use while 32% already owned an apartment.
The conclusions were that young professionals ages 25-30 are the main market, number of earners and income most influence purchase decisions, and builder
This document analyzes customer preferences for high-rise apartments based on a survey of 50 customers. Key findings include:
1. Two-bedroom apartments were the most preferred, regardless of income which ranged from Rs. 10k-40k/month.
2. The majority of apartment purchasers were 25-30 years old.
3. Safety was the most important purchasing factor at 30%, followed by resale value at 16% and maintenance at 10%.
4. 62% purchased for personal use while 32% already owned an apartment.
The conclusions were that young professionals ages 25-30 are the main market, number of earners and income most influence purchase decisions, and builder
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This document analyzes customer preferences for high-rise apartments based on a survey of 50 customers. Key findings include:
1. Two-bedroom apartments were the most preferred, regardless of income which ranged from Rs. 10k-40k/month.
2. The majority of apartment purchasers were 25-30 years old.
3. Safety was the most important purchasing factor at 30%, followed by resale value at 16% and maintenance at 10%.
4. 62% purchased for personal use while 32% already owned an apartment.
The conclusions were that young professionals ages 25-30 are the main market, number of earners and income most influence purchase decisions, and builder
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Factors Associated with Selection Factors Associated with Selection Criteria Criteria Presented By : Hinglajiya Shrikishan 1ain Dipak %e Definition of te range of vaIue preposition Identifying te rigt customer portfoIio Determining te appropriate roIes EstabIising te reward & risk saring structure %e Creation of a customer-connected strategy (VaIue Compass Framework) Project outline Project outline Need & scope of study Need & scope of study Objective of study Objective of study Research Design Research Design Analysis Analysis MontIy income v/ s type of apartment %ype 2 BHK 3 BHK Pentouse Oter %otaI K-2K 7 1 0 1 9 2K-4K 11 6 2 2 21 4K- above 7 6 5 2 20 %otaI 25 13 7 5 50 X Cal = 6.56 X Theo (10 %) = 10.645 H0:Pn=Ps=Pc=Pw H1:Pn=Ps=Pc=Pw 2 Age group V/s Corresponding Location Age GF PF Oter %otaI 25-3 5 2 13 20 3-4 4 3 12 19 4-above 3 3 5 11 %otaI 12 8 30 50 X Cal = 1.95 X Theo (10 %) = 7.779 H0:Pn=Ps=Pc H1:Pn=Ps=Pc 3#eIation between earning members wit size of apartments i/c Group 2 BHK 3 BHK Pentouse Oter %otaI single 3 2 0 0 5 Two 9 5 3 1 18 more than 2 4 1 2 1 8 Total 16 8 5 2 31 X Cal = 3.034 X Theo (10 %) = 10.645 H0:Pn=Ps=Pc=Pw H1:Pn=Ps=Pc=Pw 4 No of earning member V/s type of apartments ncome Group 2 BHK 3 BHK Penthouse Other Total single 2 1 0 0 3 Two 5 3 1 1 10 more than 2 3 2 0 1 6 Total 10 6 1 2 19 X Cal = 1.59 X Theo (10 %) = 10.645 H0:Pn=Ps=Pc=Pw H1:Pn=Ps=Pc=Pw 5PreferentiaI Factor Factor Factor Respon Respon dent dent Safety Safety 15 15 Resale Value Resale Value 8 8 Maintenance Maintenance 5 5 Living style Living style 4 4 Location Location 4 4 Cost factor Cost factor 2 2 Amenities Amenities 2 2 All of above All of above 10 10 30% 16% 10% 8% 8% 4% 4% 20% Safety Resale Value Maintenance Living style Location Cost factor Amenities All of above #espondents and reason for purcasing Reason Reason No. No. Personal Use Personal Use 17 17 Rent Rent 14 14 7#espondents and reason for preferring apartments Reason Reason No. No. Personal Use Personal Use 3 3 Rent Rent 6 6 Resale Resale 10 10 7.Respondents and Residential status Status Status No. No. Resident of Bangalore Resident of Bangalore 22 22 From other cities From other cities 10 10 NR NR 18 18 Total Total 50 50 Findings Findings 2 BHKs are @ higher preference irrespective of their 2 BHKs are @ higher preference irrespective of their income level varying between Rs.10K income level varying between Rs.10K > 40K / month > 40K / month even in two member earning families even in two member earning families Survey shows that majority of purchasers of Survey shows that majority of purchasers of apartments were of age of 25 apartments were of age of 25- -30 years 30 years Majority of all age group preferred their flats to be Majority of all age group preferred their flats to be located in immediate floors like 1 located in immediate floors like 1 st st or 2 or 2 nd nd floor etc. floor etc. Continued. Continued. 62 % of respondents purchased apartments for the 62 % of respondents purchased apartments for the 1 1 st st time for personal use, 32 % of respondents have time for personal use, 32 % of respondents have already have an apartments already have an apartments With increase job opportunities and equal status for With increase job opportunities and equal status for all people prefer to buy 2 BHK followed by 3 BHK all people prefer to buy 2 BHK followed by 3 BHK apartments apartments People prefer apartments mainly for safety purpose People prefer apartments mainly for safety purpose (30 %), basic needs (10 %) (30 %), basic needs (10 %) Apartment purchaser (44 %) < outsiders (56 %) Apartment purchaser (44 %) < outsiders (56 %) Suggestions Suggestions n planning stage of apartment, there are more 2 BHK n planning stage of apartment, there are more 2 BHK apartments followed by 3 BHK flats as demanded apartments followed by 3 BHK flats as demanded Marketing department of builders & real estate Marketing department of builders & real estate developers can target 25 developers can target 25 - - 30 age group of population 30 age group of population Purchaser also considers the maintenance factor like Purchaser also considers the maintenance factor like maintaining the landscape, power supply, water supply maintaining the landscape, power supply, water supply and amenities like gym, recreation club. and amenities like gym, recreation club. Continued. Continued. By improving customer relationship, by good By improving customer relationship, by good safety & maintenance & other preferential safety & maintenance & other preferential factors factors NRs and other people from other cities can be NRs and other people from other cities can be target and marketing strategy should be framed target and marketing strategy should be framed for this sector of people for this sector of people Conclusion Conclusion I% and oter aIIied professionaIs of age group 25 I% and oter aIIied professionaIs of age group 25 to 3 years are net participants in te market to 3 years are net participants in te market Number of earning members and income per Number of earning members and income per mont ad greater infIuence in purcasing mont ad greater infIuence in purcasing apartments apartments BuiIders of repute and various services provided BuiIders of repute and various services provided by tem ad greater impact in te decision by tem ad greater impact in te decision- -making making process of purcasing apartments process of purcasing apartments InfIuence of cost factor, Iiving styIe and Iocation of InfIuence of cost factor, Iiving styIe and Iocation of apartments was Iess apartments was Iess