The Indian real estate market has traditionally viewed luxury second homes as desirable assets. However, with rising costs and changing economic conditions, many are turning to luxury rentals as a more feasible alternative. ELIVAAS CEO shares insights on this evolving trend.
Luxury RentalsReal Estate MarketSecond HomesCosteffective SolutionsProperty ManagementReal Estate NewsApr 11, 2025

Luxury rentals offer flexibility, cost-effectiveness, and the ability to enjoy premium living experiences without the long-term financial commitment of ownership.
The rise of remote work has given professionals the freedom to live and work from different locations, boosting the appeal of luxury rentals in various desirable locations.
Property owners in the luxury rental market face challenges such as navigating regulatory hurdles, managing maintenance and upkeep, and ensuring a high standard of service.
The demand for luxury rentals in scenic locations such as hill stations, coastal towns, and heritage sites has surged, driven by the desire for unique and comfortable living experiences.
ELIVAAS is dedicated to providing a seamless and premium experience for both property owners and renters, focusing on making luxury living accessible and enjoyable for all.

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