The luxury residential market in India has experienced substantial growth over the past three years, driven by rapid urbanisation, increasing disposable incomes, and changing lifestyle aspirations.
Luxury HousingReal EstateIndiaSustainabilityGrowthReal EstateOct 05, 2024
Rapid urbanisation, increasing disposable incomes, and changing lifestyle aspirations are driving the growth of the luxury housing market in India.
No, experts warn that the complete dependency on the upper end of the market is not a sustainable development from a long-term perspective.
NRIs are increasingly investing in the Indian real estate market, driven by emotional ties and fiscal prudence, and are expected to comprise a 20% share in the country's total real estate investments by 2025.
Real estate stakeholders across the spectrum foresee a sustained rise in real estate prices, including in the luxury segment, going forward.
Investors should understand the neighbourhood, be clued into investment, financing, and taxation-related issues, and prioritize quality and exclusivity.
Building trust in Mumbai's competitive real estate market is a challenging task. Homebuyers and investors are becoming increasingly wary of grand promises. Atharv Lifestyle has managed to stand out by leveraging cutting-edge technology to ensure timely delivery and premium living experiences.
Key real estate markets are witnessing a significant surge in capital appreciation, with a 128% rise that is outpacing rental growth. This trend highlights the growing interest in property investments and the potential for long-term gains.
Delhi-NCR received the highest real estate investment, followed by Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Chennai, Pune, and Mumbai.
The housing market in India's top nine cities has seen a substantial decline, with supply falling by 34% and sales dropping by 23% in the first quarter of the current year. Key cities such as Mumbai, Delhi-NCR, and Bengaluru have experienced significant s
Selling appreciated assets like stock and real estate can result in high capital gains taxes. However, wealthy individuals can save significantly by gifting these assets to their parents, inheriting them back, and then selling them.
Mahindra Lifespaces has secured a ₹950 crore redevelopment deal for three prestigious housing societies in Mumbai. This significant contract marks a major milestone in the company's expansion in the real estate sector.