Across India, several cities have transformed into real estate goldmines, with property prices surging at an unprecedented rate. From Bengaluru to Gurugram, the investment landscape is changing rapidly.
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The top cities experiencing significant real estate price hikes include Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Gurugram. These cities have seen property prices surge due to infrastructure development, job hubs, and aspirational living.
Property prices in these cities have increased significantly. For example, in Bengaluru, the price per sq. ft. has doubled from ₹4,300 to ₹8,100. In Gurugram, prices have jumped by 58% in Q4 alone, and in Hyderabad's Kokapet, prices have increased by nearly 89%.
The real estate boom in these cities is driven by several factors, including infrastructure development (like the Dwarka Expressway in Gurugram), the presence of IT hubs, and the availability of large land parcels for community-style living.
Some emerging areas for real estate investment include Tellapur in Hyderabad, Dombivli in MMR, Sector 79 in Gurugram, GIFT City in Gujarat, and Sholinganallur in Chennai. These areas are attracting IT professionals, NRIs, and millennial families due to their strategic location and infrastructure.
The future outlook for the Indian real estate market is positive. With ongoing infrastructure development, job growth, and the availability of large land parcels, the market is expected to continue its steady growth, offering long-term investment potential.
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