Property prices near airports in cities like Navi Mumbai and Noida have surged by nearly 100% from FY21 to FY25, outpacing citywide averages. This trend is observed in Hyderabad and Bengaluru as well.
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Property prices near airports are increasing due to improved connectivity, increased employment opportunities, and large-scale infrastructure investment, making these areas more attractive for both residential and commercial development.
Navi Mumbai and Noida have seen property prices surge by almost 100% from FY21 to FY25. Hyderabad and Bengaluru have also seen significant increases, with airport-adjacent properties appreciating by 74%.
Airports drive economic growth by improving connectivity, creating employment hubs, and attracting large-scale infrastructure investments, which in turn boost real estate development and economic activity in surrounding areas.
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The future outlook for airport-adjacent real estate in India is promising, with the number of airports expected to rise to 300 by 2047, serving nearly three billion passengers annually. This growth is expected to continue fueling real estate development and economic activity in these areas.
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