Explore Donald Trump's impact on India's luxury real estate market and how his branded properties have gained popularity. As he eyes another presidential run in the US, we dive into the success and controversies surrounding his ventures in India.
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Trump's first real estate project in India was Trump Tower, launched in Mumbai in 2012.
Trump-branded properties are popular in India due to their association with luxury, exclusivity, and the Trump name, which many view as a status symbol.
Some of the controversies include high prices, perceived lack of value, delays in project completions, and issues with the quality of construction.
Trump's entry has raised the bar for luxury real estate development and pushed local developers to improve the quality and design of their projects. It has also contributed to the perception of real estate as a luxury good.
The future outlook depends on Trump's political prospects. A successful political run could boost his brand's reputation, while any setbacks could affect the perception of his properties in the market.

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