Second home market in India surges: Goa, Ayodhya lead

Second home and vacation rental market in India is growing at a staggering speed with the current market sized over USD 3 billion. Indian buyers are now actively scouting for such properties in picturesque locations like Goa. The growth in the market is propelled by a slew of factors such as rise in income, demand for wellness-driven lifestyle, increase in staycations & remote working culture, etc.

5 Things NRIs Need To Know Before Buying Property In India

Many Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) look to invest in properties back home, driven by favorable government policies, easier access to home loans, and a strong emotional connection to their homeland. If you’re an NRI planning to invest in property in India, here’s what you need to know.

LTCG Tax On Property For HNIs

Long-term capital gains (LTCG) tax on property is a crucial consideration for high-net-worth individuals (HNIs) when selling real estate. The tax is applicable on profits earned from selling a property held for more than two years, with rates and exemptions governed by specific regulations. Understanding these rules helps HNIs plan transactions efficiently and reduce tax liabilities.

Real estate sector lauds Budget 2025

The government’s concentrated efforts on infrastructure development promise to significantly enhance housing demand. The establishment of the India Infrastructure Fund and emphasis on Public-Private partnerships for infrastructure in the budget is also a game-changer for the real estate industry.

Goa: A hotspot for second homes and high value investments

India’s wealthy elite are competing to acquire high-end properties in Goa as a means of enhancing their lifestyle. This trend is driving an increased demand for luxury villas, condominiums, serviced apartments, and second homes.

Goa transforming into bustling second home property market

High net worth individuals are vying to own premium properties in Goa as a part of their lifestyle upgrade. This has fueled demand for luxury villas, condominiums, serviced apartments, second homes etc in the state.

Goa emerges as new hotspot for young professionals

Goa is emerging as one of the important destinations for the real estate market. Due to its beautiful coastline, low air quality index (AQI), and exceptional rental yields, the state is drawing a new demographic – young professionals looking for both lifestyle and profitable investments.

India’s real estate sector witnessing unprecedented growth among wealthy Indians and NRIs

India’s luxury real estate sector is experiencing a growing demand due to changing consumer preferences and technological advancements. Besides, this overwhelming increase in spacious luxury houses is also attributed to the COVID-19 pandemic because people with high purchasing capacity seek liveable spaces with ample safety and amenity features.

Goa has emerged as a popular destination for holiday homes

One of the reasons for preferring Goa is higher rental yields compared to other parts of India. Residential yields are highest in Goa. While outside it’s in the range of 2-3%, in Goa, the yield is in the range of 5-6%, almost double.

NRIs are buying more houses in India than before

Investments by non-resident Indians (NRIs) into the Indian real estate market has surged over the past 20 months, growing at 15-20 per cent and their share in total investments in the sector is expected to rise to a fifth from 10-15 per cent earlier. In 2023, NRIs invested over $13 billion in real estate and by 2025, their investments are expected to account for 20 per cent of total real estate investments in India.