The Indian real estate sector continues its robust growth in 2025, driven by a surge in the luxury segment and emerging trends in peripheral metro city markets.
Indian Real EstateLuxury HousingPeripheral MarketsInterest Rate CutsAffordable HousingReal EstateJan 06, 2025
The key factors driving the growth of the Indian real estate market in 2025 include strong economic fundamentals, favorable government policies, trends towards premiumization in the luxury segment, and growth in peripheral metro city markets.
Peripheral metro city markets have consistently outperformed prime city locations, showing remarkable price appreciation over the past six years. These areas are becoming increasingly attractive to developers and investors.
High-net-worth individuals and non-resident Indians play a pivotal role in boosting demand and sales, particularly in the luxury segment. Their investments are a significant driver of market growth.
Projected interest rate cuts are expected to make homeownership more accessible, thereby stimulating demand and contributing to the sector's growth. This could have broader economic benefits as well.
The government's initiatives, such as the 'Housing for All by 2022' program, are supporting the growth of affordable housing. These initiatives aim to ensure a balanced supply of housing options and make homeownership more accessible to a wider segment of the population.
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