The Indian property market is witnessing a surge in demand in various cities, from bustling Tier-2 towns to serene pilgrimage sites. Find out where homebuyers are investing and why these locations are gaining popularity.
Real EstateProperty MarketTier2 CitiesInvestmentVastu ShastraReal EstateDec 20, 2024
The main factors driving the demand for properties in Tier-2 cities include affordable property prices, better quality of life, and the desire to move away from the congestion of major metropolitan areas.
Southeast-facing homes are in demand in India because they are believed to bring good luck and positive energy according to Vastu Shastra, an ancient Indian science of architecture.
Cities like Puri, Rishikesh, Shimla, and Shirdi are becoming popular for property investment in India, driven by their natural beauty, cultural significance, and quality of life.
The rental market in these cities is showing signs of growth, with an increase in the number of rental properties being built to cater to both long-term and short-term tenants.
The potential benefits of investing in Tier-2 cities include relatively lower property prices, high potential for capital appreciation, and rental income, making them attractive for diversifying an investment portfolio.
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