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India’s real estate woos NRIs

The surge in foreign and NRI investments can be attributed to various factors that have enhanced the Indian real estate market’s credibility and stability

India’s real estate sector has experienced a remarkable surge in investments, both from foreign investors and Non-Resident Indians (NRI), indicating a flourishing market with abundant opportunities, reports asiapropertyawards.com.

Quoting Mint, the report points out that foreign investments in the Indian real estate market have witnessed a three-fold increase, reaching an impressive USD26.6 billion between 2017 and 2022.

The surge in foreign and NRI investments can be attributed to various factors that have enhanced the Indian real estate market’s credibility and stability.

The report mentioned Times of India which uncovered the abundant opportunities available for investors in the local sector. With improved regulatory frameworks, increased transparency, and investor-friendly policies, India has become an appealing destination for both local and international investors looking for long-term growth and sustainability.

Another report from Mint noted the growth in real estate launches in India’s top seven cities. In the first quarter of 2023, these launches captured a 41 percent market share, demonstrating a substantial increase from 26 percent in 2019.

Leading the charge in terms of sales of newly launched units is Hyderabad, with 46 percent of its 14,280 units sold in the first quarter of this year. This is followed by Pune with a 45 percent increase. Bengaluru comes close at 43, then Chennai at 41, Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR) at 40, Kolkata at 38, and the National Capital Region (NCR) at 30.

  • The remarkable increase in foreign and NRI investments, along with the growing positive sentiment, abundant opportunities, and appreciation in property prices, portray a robust and promising future for India’s real estate sector

  • As the country continues to develop and implement investor-friendly policies, the real estate market is set to offer exceptional returns and play a vital role in the country’s economic growth

In addition to increased investments and launches, key residential markets have shown appreciation in property prices, according to The Hindu Business Line. This appreciation serves as a testament to the growing demand and value of real estate in India. Investors can expect encouraging returns on their investments as property prices continue to rise.

The leading developers who have taken advantage of this appreciation are the winners of the PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards (India), namely Casagrand Builder Pvt. Ltd. (Best Lifestyle Developer), Piramal Realty [Best Condo Development (India) for Piramal Aranya], Armaan Infrastructure (Best Luxury Condo/Apartment Development for The Waterfall – P’residentia), Sunteck Realty Limited (Best Waterview Condo/Apartment Development for Sunteck Beach Residences), and Trifecta Projects Private Limited (Best Housing Development for Trifecta Verde En Resplandor).

The remarkable increase in foreign and NRI investments, along with the growing positive sentiment, abundant opportunities, and appreciation in property prices, portray a robust and promising future for India’s real estate sector. As the country continues to develop and implement investor-friendly policies, the real estate market is set to offer exceptional returns and play a vital role in the country’s economic growth.

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Roma Ghosh
Roma Ghosh
Roma Ghosh has recently retired as Associate Professor for Media Studies from an international university. She was with the Times of India as a correspondent for many years. Her passion is cooking and she has been doing recipes and photo shoots for Women's Era for the last 15-odd years.

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