CNN Central News & Network–ITDC India Epress/ITDC News Bhopal: The Indian real estate market is witnessing a surge in interest from Non-Resident Indians (NRIs), driven by favorable economic conditions, regulatory reforms, and evolving buyer preferences. With the festive season adding to the momentum, NRIs are increasingly viewing Indian real estate as a secure and high-yield investment opportunity.
NRI Investments on the Rise
A mix of emotional and financial motivations is behind the growing NRI interest in Indian real estate. Favorable currency exchange rates have amplified their purchasing power, while government initiatives like RERA and GST have added transparency and credibility to the sector.
“India’s real estate market has matured significantly over the last few years, with reforms like RERA fostering greater trust among NRI buyers. Today, NRIs are not just looking for homes; they are seeking high-value investment opportunities that align with global standards of living. Our projects at Motiaz Group cater to this demand with offerings that combine luxury, sustainability, and long-term growth potential. Chandigarh Tricity, with its exceptional infrastructure and growth trajectory, has emerged as a top choice for these buyers,” shares Mr. Mukul Bansal, MD of Motiaz Group.
Tricity’s Unique Appeal to NRIs
Chandigarh Tricity, encompassing Chandigarh, Mohali, Zirakpur, and Panchkula, has become a favored destination for NRI investors. The region offers a unique mix of world-class amenities, high-quality healthcare, educational institutions, and proximity to key commercial hubs, making it an attractive option for residential and commercial investments alike.
Regulatory and Technological Advancements
Regulatory changes have significantly enhanced the real estate investment climate in India. Tools like blockchain-based property registration, AI-driven analytics, and virtual property tours are making it easier for NRIs to invest remotely.
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