New Delhi and Mumbai have secured the 6th and 7th spots respectively on the Prime Global Cities Index Q4 2024, following Seoul and Manila. This ranking reflects the growing prominence of these Indian cities in the global real estate market.
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The Prime Global Cities Index (PGCI) is a quarterly publication that evaluates the performance of prime real estate markets in major cities globally. It provides valuable insights into the trends and dynamics of the global real estate sector, helping investors and developers make informed decisions.
New Delhi and Mumbai secured the 6th and 7th spots in the PGCI Q4 2024 due to their robust economic growth, significant infrastructure development, and increasing attractiveness to global investors. Key initiatives and projects in these cities have enhanced their real estate markets.
Some key infrastructure projects in New Delhi include the Delhi-Meerut Expressway and the ongoing development of the Delhi Aerocity. In Mumbai, recent developments such as the Coastal Road and the Electrification of the Western Railway Line have further boosted the city's infrastructure and real estate prospects.
The future outlook for the real estate market in New Delhi and Mumbai is promising. The Indian government's focus on urban development and smart city initiatives, along with the growing middle class and increasing urbanization, are expected to drive sustained demand for quality housing and commercial spaces.
The Prime Global Cities Index benefits investors and developers by providing comprehensive and reliable data on the performance of prime real estate markets in major cities globally. This helps them make informed decisions about investment opportunities and strategic planning.
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