The next steps India tourism is taking
The consistent growth of the sector called for some shifts
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India drives itself into a technological era
Different industries are utilising technology in different ways to transform the country into a technological hub
A gentle nudge for Indian real estate in 2023
Investors acknowledge India as one of the internationally preferred investment locations
Indian retail industry expands in size and luxury
Retail faced vast growth as an effect of the country’s economic increase
India presents growth opportunities for commercial real estate investors
Its growing population is expected to shift the economy and benefit the industry
India’s GDP is set to go to grow 7% this year and 7.2% from 2023 to 2024
It is expected that Asia will grow at 4.6 percent, up from 4.2 percent this year
Indian real estate ends 2022 on a high note; experts share trends that made this possible
Plotted developments in Southern India were popular this year
Real estate’s finest honoured at the PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards International Luncheon
The PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards International Luncheon for Australia, India & Greater Niseko was held on 9 December 2022, right before the PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards Grand Final
The 3rd PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards (India) programme honours diverse real estate companies, projects
A celebration of fine residential, commercial and infrastructural developments in India
India: Housing sales in Gurugram skyrocket between January & September 2022
Investments in the Indian real estate sector reached USD3.6 billion, going up 18 percent YoY
Watch: The PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards International Luncheon for Australia, India, and Greater Niseko
The ceremony will be celebrating the biggest names in real estate design & development, broadcasting live across multiple platforms starting 12:15 pm (UTC+7)
India, set to be the world’s third-largest economy by 2027
The country’s GDP could more than double from USD3.5 trillion today and go beyond USD7.5 trillion by 2031
Retail real estate flourishes in India as investors expect a retail boom post-COVID
The retail sector is seeing growth in Tier II and III markets as both domestic and global brands expand aggressively
India sees influx of millennial first-time homebuyers; Goa gains traction
Younger homebuyers are also seeking sustainable properties, and are willing to pay a premium for them
India’s housing market appeals to NRIs while larger companies move to Tier II & III cities
The housing market went up 15 to 20 percent in NRI demand in the first nine months of 2022 compared to the same period last year
The PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards (India) programme releases most diverse set of nominees yet for third edition
Outstanding REITs and property developers beckon to non-resident Indians worldwide
Indian luxury properties gain traction; slated to expand quicker in 2023
Ultimately, a growing number of buyers have become interested in luxury housing as a profitable investment option
Investment in the Indian property sector increase by 18% in YTD 2022
NRIs have been most interested in buying luxury properties and holiday homes
India sees surge in home sales, top cities include Mumbai and Bengaluru
Both demand and supply of properties have grown during the quarter ending in September despite rising interest rates
5G opens opportunities for India’s digital economy
Other business opportunities become available just from a 5G perspective
India’s economy surpasses the United Kingdom’s, ranking 5th
The International Monetary Fund reported that India had the 11th largest GDP in the world a decade ago
India’s coworking spaces gain traction, global market to reach USD30 billion by 2026
By the end of 2025, India’s stock of flexible office space is slated to reach 80 million sq ft
India, slated to become the world’s third-largest economy by 2029
The GDP growth rate for FY23 is projected to be between 6.7 and 7.7 percent
The call of home: Indian real estate is back on track
Non-resident Indians (NRIs) lured by the weak rupee and better offerings in the luxury residential sector are helping to put the country’s real estate market back on course
