A recent study shows a significant shift in women's investment preferences in India, with a strong inclination towards real estate over stocks and gold.
Real EstateWomen InvestorsHousing MarketInvestment PreferencesIndian EconomyReal EstateFeb 27, 2025
Women in India are increasingly investing in real estate due to growing independence, higher disposable incomes, and a preference for stable and tangible assets over volatile options like stocks.
At least 70% of women surveyed prefer real estate as the most preferred investment option.
The popularity of gold as an investment among women increased from 8% in the second half of 2022 to slightly over 12% in July-Dec 2024.
Women's preference for stock market investment declined to just 2% in the second half of 2024, from over 20% during the corresponding period in 2022.
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