A new trend is burgeoning in Kerala as expatriates from around the globe show increasing interest in purchasing vacation and retirement homes, reshaping the local real estate landscape.
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Kerala attracts expatriates due to its natural beauty, low cost of living, high quality of life, and well-developed healthcare infrastructure. The state's coastal areas and hill stations offer ideal environments for both vacation and retirement homes.
Coconut groves, coastal areas like Kovalam and Varkala, and hill stations like Munnar and Thekkady are particularly popular for vacation and retirement homes. These regions offer cooler climates and scenic beauty.
Expatriates often face challenges such as complex legal procedures and stringent property ownership laws. However, real estate agents and professionals are working to streamline these processes and provide clear guidance.
The rise in expatriate property purchases is creating new job opportunities in construction, tourism, and related industries. It is also fostering cultural exchange and understanding, enriching the local social fabric.
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