From smart home technology to sustainability and wellness, the luxury real estate market is undergoing a significant transformation. What are the new essential elements that define modern luxury living?
Luxury Real EstateSmart Home TechnologySustainabilityWellnessBranded ResidencesReal EstateSep 09, 2024
The new essential elements that define modern luxury living include smart home technology, sustainability, wellness, and personalized experiences.
Sustainability is important in luxury real estate because it reflects the changing lifestyle preferences and heightened expectations of affluent buyers who prioritize eco-friendly living without compromising on comfort or style.
The trend in luxury real estate market is towards branded residences that combine luxury living with top-notch amenities and services.
Multifunctional spaces are important in luxury real estate because they cater to all aspects of people's lives—work, relaxation, and recreation, especially with the rise of hybrid work.
The opening of CRZ has led to a surge in demand for sea-facing projects by large developers among the rich aspirational class.
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The real estate sector in India is poised to become a significant employment generation hub, with an estimated 18.7% growth rate, making it the second-largest employer after agriculture.
The Supreme Court has issued a landmark judgment, reversing a 1978 ruling that allowed the state to nationalize and redistribute all private property. The new ruling defines the limits of state control over private resources, emphasizing that not all priv
A recent analysis by real estate consultancy Knight Frank India has revealed a significant uptick in property demand, particularly for properties priced at Rs 2 crore and above.
The warehousing sector dominated with 74% of the total PE investments in Mumbai, amounting to US$ 1,537 million, while the residential sector attracted significant attention as well.
The real estate sector has witnessed record-breaking institutional investments, with the residential segment attracting nearly half of the inflows, followed by office buildings and warehousing spaces.