The Indian real estate market is booming, and NRIs are investing heavily in their dream homes. What's driving this trend?
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NRIs are investing in Indian real estate due to the country's growth prospects, emotional connection, and lucrative investment opportunities.
The key factors driving the growth of Indian real estate include the country's rising GDP, growth in home sales, and increasing interest from NRIs.
The benefits of investing in Indian real estate include rising rental incomes, high resale value, and a safe and secure investment.
Shravan Gupta is a leading real estate expert and the founder of MGF Group, a prominent real estate developer in India.
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