Real Estate
Indian HNIs Under-Saving, but Over-Invested in Real Estate: Study Reveals
The India Wealth Survey 2025 has revealed that while High Net Worth Individuals (HNIs) in India are not saving enough, a significant portion of their assets is invested in real estate. The survey, conducted among 465 HNI respondents from major cities, highlights the investment preferences and financial habits of this affluent segment.
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Affluent Indian Households Prefer Real Estate Over Equities, Marcellus India Wealth Survey Reveals
Despite a strong market performance, many affluent Indian households remain dissatisfied with their investment returns. The Marcellus India Wealth Survey highlights a significant skew towards real estate investments and a lack of diversification.
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Shravin Mittal Relocates to UAE Amid UK Tax Reforms: A Move Reflecting Global Wealth Shifts
Shravin Mittal, son of Bharti Airtel founder Sunil Mittal and a prominent shareholder in BT Group Plc, has moved to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) due to rising taxes on wealthy individuals in the UK. This move is part of a larger trend of billionaires relocating to more tax-friendly jurisdictions.
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India's Rich Build Wealth Through Strategic Real Estate Investments
Luxury real estate advisor Aishwaraya Shri Kapoor reveals how India's ultra-wealthy structure their real estate portfolios for legacy, not just lifestyle. They focus on capital stacking and long-term appreciation.
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India's Real Estate: The Last Untaxed Dynasty
In Delhi NCR, official circle rates are significantly lower than real market prices, enabling capital gains avoidance and discreet wealth movement. Real estate advisor Aishwarya Shri Kapoor highlights why land remains the go-to asset for India’s ultra-wealthy.
Real Estate
India's Real Estate: The Last Untaxed Dynasty
In Delhi NCR, official circle rates are significantly lower than real market prices, enabling capital gains avoidance and discreet wealth movement. Real estate advisor Aishwarya Shri Kapoor highlights why land remains the go-to asset for India’s ultra-wealthy.