Luxury housing sales in India have hit an 11-year high, with 41% of the real estate sector's sales growth coming from this segment. What's behind this surge in demand?
Luxury HousingReal EstateIndiaCredai NationalGaurs GroupMigsun GroupReal EstateSep 02, 2024
The demand for luxury housing in India is driven by a combination of factors, including rising incomes, lifestyle aspirations, urbanisation, and infrastructural development.
High-net-worth individuals, millennials, and those seeking spacious, comfortable homes with world-class amenities and aspirational values are driving the demand for luxury housing in India.
The luxury housing market in India is seeing unprecedented growth, with 41% of the real estate sector's sales growth coming from this segment.
Cities like Delhi-NCR, Mumbai, Hyderabad, and Pune are seeing significant growth in luxury housing sales.
As the Indian economy continues to grow, it's likely that the demand for luxury housing will only continue to increase.
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