NRI (Non-Resident Indian) investments in Indian real estate are witnessing unprecedented growth, driven by economic, emotional, and regulatory factors. Ghar shares a mini-guide as to why NRIs are increasingly investing in Indian properties and how you can leverage this massive market opportunity.

The participation of Non-resident Indians (NRIs) in India’s residential real estate market has seen a significant rise, now accounting for nearly a quarter of the total sales among large developers, up from just 7-10% prior to the pandemic.

In India's dynamic real estate market, virtual staging has become a key tool, helping buyers like Maya and Rajesh Sharma, IT professionals from London, navigate the property landscape in Mumbai. They shifted from traditional online listings to virtual staging.

On December 11, 2023, Bengaluru residents might take an electric train to Nandi Hills, a popular weekend destination 60 kilometres away.

Alliance Group's wholly-owned subsidiary, Urbanrise, plans to build three 3,600-crore townships on a 96.5-acre plot of land in Tambaram, Chennai.

At least 53% will buy properties in India in the coming months for self-use, while 47% will consider buying for investment.

Panvel the once forgotten node of Navi Mumbai is now fast gaining popularity as a preferred destination among senior citizens, NRIs and home buyers looking for reasonably priced accommodation in a well-developed area.

With several multinationals setting up shop in India and NRI professionals returning in droves to take up lucrative assignments here, many Indian cities are now witnessing an increased demand for commercial and residential property in prime locations.