Ayodhya, Varanasi, Puri, and 14 other cities are poised for rapid real estate development driven by spiritual tourism, infrastructure projects, and digitization.
Real EstateIndiaEmerging MarketsSpiritual TourismInfrastructure DevelopmentDigitizationReal EstateJun 18, 2024
The growth of India's real estate sector is driven by spiritual tourism, infrastructure projects, and digitization.
Ayodhya, Varanasi, Puri, Dwarka, Shirdi, Tirupati, Amritsar, and 10 other cities are expected to witness rapid real estate development.
The estimated value of India's real estate sector by 2030 is USD 1 trillion.
Alternate asset classes such as data centers, senior living, and second homes are expected to gain momentum in these emerging real estate hotspots.
Badal Yagnik is the CEO of Colliers India.
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