India's ultra-wealthy are redefining luxury living, driving a meteoric rise in demand for opulent homes in cities like Kolkata, Gurugram, and Mumbai.
Luxury HousingIndiaReal EstateDlfGurugramKolkataMumbaiReal Estate NewsJul 26, 2024
The demand for luxury housing in India is driven by the rising aspirations of the ultra-wealthy, who seek to own opulent homes that symbolize their status and lifestyle.
Cities like Kolkata, Gurugram, and Mumbai are witnessing a significant surge in luxury housing demand, driven by the growing appetite for high-end residences.
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India's luxury housing market is experiencing unprecedented growth in 2024, driven by economic stability and a surge in demand for high-end properties. From spacious and bespoke homes in Bengaluru to gated communities in Mumbai, the market is booming.