Vizag and Tirupati emerge as top destinations for real estate development, with infrastructure growth driving the market
Real EstateVizagTirupatiInfrastructure GrowthProperty MarketReal EstateJun 21, 2024
According to a recent report by Colliers India, Vizag and Tirupati are among the top 17 cities with high potential for real estate development.
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Infrastructure growth, coupled with enhanced connectivity and increased manufacturing and industrial activity, is driving real estate growth in Vizag and Tirupati.
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