Chandigarh’s luxury real estate surges with record-breaking sales in prime Sectors 7 and 18-A, driven by NRIs and investors, signaling a booming market beyond official figures.
North Goa's luxury real estate faces cooling trends as investor exits fuel oversupply, reducing rental returns and prompting caution among prestige property buyers. Demand shifts toward larger second homes, while developers adapt to market realignments.
Non-resident Indians increasingly prioritize Mysore for property investments due to lower entry costs, rich cultural heritage, and steady appreciation. Infrastructure projects like the Bangalore-Mysore Expressway and Special Economic Zones drive demand for residential and commercial properties, offering stronger rental yields and capital gains compared to saturated metro markets.
NRIs drive a 35% surge in luxury housing demand in North Goa’s Mopa Corridor, propelled by improved infrastructure and global lifestyle appeal as premium properties near Manohar International Airport attract overseas investors seeking rental yields and sustainability.
Chandigarh's real estate association condemns proposed collector rate hikes, citing threats to affordability and stalled market growth due to existing registration bans.
Kochi's luxury apartment market booms as KRERA data reveals surging registrations for 3/4BHK units, driven by young professionals and business elites migrating to prime locales.
Thiruvananthapuram witnesses unprecedented real estate growth, registering 2,987 residential units under K-RERA in 2024. Driven by NRI investments and professionals seeking affordable housing in Kerala’s rising IT hub.
Duplex and triplex apartments are redefining ultra-luxury living in Mumbai, offering spacious vertical living in prime locations like Worli and Bandra.
DLF plans to enter Mumbai residential market with flats priced between Rs 6 and 8 crore, and launch 62 villas in Goa priced between Rs 40-50 crore.
Rajkot's real estate market is rapidly growing in Gujarat, with consistent property value appreciation. Demand for 2 BHK units and luxury homes is on the rise.
HDFC Ltd hosts 2-day property fair in Muscat for NRIs to invest in Indian properties, featuring 32 top developers and properties worth Rs.20 lakh to Rs.10 Cr.
The Indian real estate market offers lucrative investment opportunities for NRIs, particularly due to the rupee's depreciation. Experts suggest that now is a good time for NRIs to invest in various property types.
This Navaratra marks a significant resurgence in the real estate market, as buyers eagerly engage in transactions, a trend anticipated to continue through the summer vacation.
NRIs are investing in residential real estate in large Indian cities, drawn by financial stability and a desire to stay connected to their motherland. This trend is driven by both emotional and investment motives.
India's real estate market is booming, attracting domestic and international investors, particularly NRIs. Growth in affordable and luxury housing is expected, driven by demand from low-income groups, MNC expats, and NRIs.
MCHI is hosting the 13th India Realty Expo in Dubai from June 3rd-5th, 2010, to showcase Indian real estate opportunities to NRIs, featuring properties in cities like Mumbai, Pune, Goa, and Bangalore.
Investors are returning to the real estate sector, driven by long-term capitalization and expected growth. However, current investments are lower compared to pre-recession levels.
The recent budget announcement has left many industries, including real estate, dissatisfied with a lack of significant changes or incentives for foreign investments. The budget's provisions are seen as inadequate to combat the ongoing recession.
Real estate developers in Mumbai plan to target NRI buyers in the UAE to boost sales. Rupee depreciation and declining prices are seen as potential advantages for buyers.
The Indian real estate market is shifting towards professional management companies, with predictions of significant growth in the organized sector by 2030.
NRIs are avoiding real estate investments in India due to the global economic downturn, significantly impacting the realty sector.