The Indian real estate sector is witnessing a significant transformation. Investors are increasingly purchasing residential properties to capitalize on the robust rental yields, with Ahmedabad leading the way.
Indian Rental MarketReal EstateRental YieldsAhmedabadUrbanizationReal Estate NewsNov 22, 2024
The current rental yield across 13 major cities in India is 3.62%.
Ahmedabad has the highest rental yields among the 13 major cities in India.
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