Driven by end-user demand, infrastructure growth and buyer confidence, the country’s residential real estate sector is becoming more disciplined and resilient.
A decade on, the Act has improved transparency and accountability in real estate, though concerns over uneven implementation across states, slow adjudication and a perceived pro-developer tilt continue to persist.
Developers are moving beyond conventional formats to create purpose-driven residential ecosystems that respond to life stages, not just lifestyles.
Affluent buyers are shifting toward plotted developments, seeking space, flexibility and long-term value as infrastructure unlocks nature-centric living beyond cities.
Infrastructure-led growth around the region’s new aviation corridor is accelerating launches, investments, and end-user demand across Noida-Greater Noida.
Demand for this housing sector is rising strongly, driven by improving infrastructure, better connectivity and the growing appeal of value-driven homes in emerging and peripheral corridors.
Despite Middle East uncertainties, regional property markets remain strong, while NRIs continue investing across both domestic and international real estate.
Accelerating financial independence and supportive policies are empowering female homebuyers to reshape ownership trends, investment priorities and residential design preferences nationwide.
Infrastructure-led religious hubs are transforming pilgrimage towns into structured, year-round economic clusters driving sustained real estate growth beyond traditional metros.
Union Budget 2026–27 prioritises infrastructure, connectivity and capital reforms, strengthening investor confidence and positioning real estate for sustained, long-term growth.
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