The significant acquisition of land by real estate developers in Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities in 2024 underscores a notable shift in property investment trends. This surge is particularly evident in the luxury and ultra-luxury segments, reflecting changing bu
Real EstateLand AcquisitionTier2 CitiesTier3 CitiesLuxury PropertyReal EstateMar 25, 2025

Developers in Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities acquired 44% of the total 3294 acres of land in 2024.
The key drivers include the increasing demand for high-end properties, government initiatives to improve infrastructure, and the growing middle class with higher disposable income.
Developers are focusing on luxury residential projects with high-end amenities, as well as commercial developments such as office spaces and retail complexes.
Developers face challenges such as the need for sustainable urban planning and the preservation of natural resources, which require careful management and collaboration with policymakers.
The government is supporting real estate development through initiatives to improve infrastructure, such as better connectivity, public facilities, and living standards.

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