India's Luxury Real Estate Market Witnesses 37.8% Sales Surge in 2024
Cities such as Delhi-NCR, Mumbai, and Hyderabad are experiencing robust demand for high-end properties, driven by the growing economy and evolving preferences of high-net-worth individuals (HNIs) and wealthy buyers.
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This year, the luxury real estate sector saw a remarkable increase in sales, with a total of 12,625 units sold, up from 9,160 units in the same period last year. Delhi-NCR emerged as the leading region, accounting for 5,855 units sold. Mumbai and Hyderabad also reported high demand, collectively contributing to nearly 90% of the sales in India's top seven cities.
According to experts, this growth can be attributed to the country's robust economic performance and the changing preferences of buyers. The primary purchasers are HNIs who are seeking homes equipped with modern amenities, ensuring privacy and a high-quality lifestyle. Developers are responding to this demand by launching exclusive luxury projects that often feature eco-friendly designs and premium facilities.
Amit Modi, Director at County Group, highlighted that affluent buyers are increasingly drawn to larger, more luxurious homes that offer both comfort and solid investment returns. The trend towards luxury homes is closely tied to the demand for exclusive amenities, privacy, and sustainable living spaces. High-net-worth individuals are at the forefront of this trend, seeking homes that align with their lifestyle and add long-term value.
Many developers are capitalizing on this demand by creating projects that emphasize privacy, premium amenities, and sustainable living options. The 'Homebuyer Sentiment Survey-H1 2024' conducted by FICCI-Anarock reveals that real estate remains the top investment choice for many Indians, with 59% of respondents preferring it for its stability and potential for long-term growth. Luxury properties are now playing a significant role in this trend, reflecting the growing importance of high-end real estate in the Indian market.
In summary, the luxury real estate market in India is experiencing unprecedented growth, driven by a combination of economic factors and changing buyer preferences. As the country continues to develop, the demand for luxury homes is expected to remain strong, supported by the increasing number of HNIs and the availability of high-quality, sustainable living options.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is driving the growth in India's luxury real estate market?
The growth in India's luxury real estate market is driven by the country's expanding economy and evolving buyer preferences, particularly among high-net-worth individuals (HNIs) who are seeking homes with modern amenities, privacy, and a high-quality lifestyle.
Which cities are leading in luxury real estate sales?
Delhi-NCR, Mumbai, and Hyderabad are the leading cities in luxury real estate sales, collectively contributing to nearly 90% of the sales in India's top seven cities.
How many luxury homes were sold in 2024?
In 2024, a total of 12,625 luxury homes were sold, a significant increase from 9,160 units sold in the same period last year.
What are the key features of luxury real estate projects?
Luxury real estate projects often feature modern amenities, privacy, and sustainable living options. Developers are creating exclusive projects with eco-friendly designs and premium facilities to meet the demands of high-net-worth individuals.
Why do high-net-worth individuals prefer luxury properties?
High-net-worth individuals prefer luxury properties because they offer a high-quality lifestyle, modern amenities, and privacy. These homes also provide solid investment returns and add long-term value.
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