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The real estate sector in India has grown substantially in the last two decades, along with frequent variations. Post the pandemic-led lockdown, the real estate graph in India has been on an upward trend. In the last year, India witnessed a 6% – 10% yearly price growth. This growth can be attributed to the rising demand for premium properties and a resilient economy. 

Rapid developments and urbanisation of the outskirts are uplifting the growth trajectory of Indian real estate. Excellent transport infrastructure is one of the key factors determining the demand for property and growth in a city in India. It is expected that 38% of the Indian population will reside in urban centres till 2030, as stated by Cushman and Wakefield. 

Backed with progressive urbanisation, Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities are gaining prominence among modern homebuyers. These cities hold great potential for future growth and price appreciation at competitive property prices. Along with the residential sector, the commercial, retail, and hospitality industries are also experiencing substantial growth.