The Indian rental market is witnessing a significant surge, with a 3.62% yield across 13 major cities. Ahmedabad has emerged as the frontrunner, reflecting a major shift in the real estate sector towards rental properties.
Indian Rental MarketAhmedabadReal EstateRental YieldProperty InvestmentReal Estate MumbaiNov 22, 2024
The current rental yield in Ahmedabad is 4.1%, making it the leading city in India for rental properties.
The growth of the rental market in India is driven by factors such as urbanization, economic growth, changing lifestyle preferences, and the rise of the gig economy.
Ahmedabad's rental yield of 4.1% is higher compared to other major cities like Mumbai (3.9%), Delhi (3.7%), and Bangalore (3.6%).
Investors are attracted to rental properties in India due to the flexibility and convenience for tenants, the economic stability and predictability of rental income, and the growing demand for rental housing in urban areas.
The rental market in major cities like Mumbai and Delhi faces challenges such as high property prices and limited availability of affordable housing, which can deter potential renters.
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