Tier-2 cities in India are rapidly closing the gap with Tier-1 cities, driven by economic diversification, rising consumer demand, and reverse migration patterns.
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The growth of Tier-2 cities is driven by economic diversification, rising consumer demand, and reverse migration patterns.
Property prices in Tier-2 cities have increased by 10-15% year-on-year, narrowing the price gap with top metros.
Homebuyers in Tier-2 cities are preferring high-rise apartments and lifestyle amenities like clubhouses, open spaces, and sports facilities.
Tier-2 cities are boasting robust rental markets with yields as high as 8%, in contrast to 2-3% in major metros.
Tier-2 cities are emerging as new growth powerhouses and will continue to play a key role in shaping the future of India's real estate market.
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