13-February-2025     By - Realmaker

Property Investments Outlook - A Reality Check of Prospects

The prospects of property in India over the next five years, from 2025 -2030 look very promising. This optimism is driven by favourable government policies, urbanisation, and rising disposable incomes. The Indian real estate market is expected to grow significantly, crossing $1 trillion by 2030, with a CAGR of 25%.

Key Growth Drivers for property market

- Government Initiatives: Schemes like "Housing for All" and "Smart Cities Mission" are expected to boost the demand for residential and commercial properties.

- Urbanisation: The growing middle class and young population are driving the demand for housing and infrastructure.

- Technological Advancements: The adoption of PropTech, AI-driven analytics, and blockchain is expected to simplify property transactions and increase transparency.

Best Cities to Invest

1.Indore - The cleanest city of India is being considered as most livable city due to moderate climate, central location, peaceful population and education and industrial hubspot.                                      
2. Jaipur - Strong cultural influence makes it a much sought after tourist city, moreover its fast expansion, proximity to national capital and big business of Gems & Jewellery is adding to its prospects.                                                                      
3. Raipur - Fast progressing capital city of a young state has lot of mineral resources and heavy industries, which makes it a strong investment destination                                                                          
4. Hyderabad - Fast emerging IT hub and home to ISB and IIIT along with HQ of Indian operations of many Global companies is making Hyderabad/ Secunderabad twin city an attractive investment centre                                                                           
5. Chandigarh - An all Planned and clean city which is capital of 2 states, is ideal property for investments. Its the best city in whole of North India to be considered.                                                                     

Challenges Ahead:

- Land Acquisition Issues: Regulatory complexities and periodic financial crises may impact the growth of the real estate sector.

- Housing Shortage: The current housing shortage, especially in urban areas, needs to be addressed through affordable housing projects.

Overall, the Indian real estate market is poised for significant growth over the next five years, driven by favorable government policies, urbanization, and technological advancements.