Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) and global investors have long viewed Indian residential real estate as a profitable asset class, drawn by high rental yields, capital appreciation, and emotional ties for NRIs.
- Currency Advantage: Fluctuations in the Indian rupee can make investments more affordable for those earning in stronger foreign currencies (USD, GBP, EUR).
- Policy Reforms & Transparency: Acts like RERA ensure timely project delivery and increased accountability from developers.
- Growing Economy: India’s GDP is among the fastest-growing globally, supporting real estate appreciation in key metro regions.
- Rental Income: High-demand localities like Bangalore, Mumbai, and Delhi-NCR offer rental returns of 6–9% annually.
- Diversification: Indian real estate allows global investors to diversify their portfolio away from volatile western markets.
Additionally, many NRIs invest for eventual retirement or frequent visits, ensuring property usage beyond mere financial gain.