Real estate continues to be a key area of investment for both HNIs and UHNWIs in India. Explore the top investment trends and sectors that are gaining traction among high-net-worth individuals.
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Currently, real estate, technology, healthcare, renewable energy, and financial services are the most popular sectors among HNIs and UHNWIs in India.
Real estate is preferred due to its stability, potential for high returns, and the ongoing urbanization and infrastructure development in India.
The technology sector, particularly startups, is attracting HNIs and UHNWIs due to rapid digital transformation and innovation in areas like artificial intelligence, fintech, and healthtech.
The healthcare sector is attracting investments due to the growing population, rising healthcare awareness, and the need for advanced medical facilities, especially in areas like telemedicine and biotechnology.
Renewable energy projects are gaining traction due to the global push towards sustainability and the Indian government's commitment to achieving 450 GW of renewable energy capacity by 2030.
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