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A New Era for Indian Real Estate
India’s real estate landscape is witnessing a groundbreaking transformation as branded residences and mixed-use developments redefine the very essence of luxury living. No longer confined to opulence and exclusivity, the high-end housing segment is evolving into a hospitality-driven ecosystem, where curated experiences and five-star convenience are the new benchmarks. This shift is not just changing the way people buy homes—it is reshaping aspirations, lifestyles, and the fabric of urban communities.
The convergence of hospitality and real estate is creating self-sustained communities that elevate everyday life. Owners of branded residences enjoy access to concierge services, spa facilities, fine dining, co-working lounges, and a host of premium amenities—all within their residential complex. For affluent and globally mobile buyers, these hospitality-led destinations offer hassle-free living, stronger rental yields, and the prestige of a globally recognized brand.
According to the Anarock Q1 2025 report, luxury and ultra-luxury launches now account for 59% of all new supply in the National Capital Region (NCR) and 52% in Mumbai’s MMR. Branded residences are experiencing faster absorption and higher occupancy rates compared to standalone luxury apartments. The returns are equally impressive: while traditional urban homes yield between 2.5% and 3.5%, branded residences can deliver annual returns of 8% to 9%, especially with professional leasing and short-term rental programs.
“The demand for branded luxury homes is not a passing trend—it is the future of ultra-premium real estate,” says Rajat Khandelwal, Group CEO of Tribeca Developers. “Buyers are seeking curated experiences, a guarantee of excellence, and the prestige that comes with a name that represents something greater. Branded luxury homes are reshaping aspirations and defining new standards.”
Sumit Chaudhary, Chief Business & Hotel Development Officer at Elan Group, adds, “The surge in demand for branded residences and mixed-use developments underscores the shift towards curated, service-driven lifestyles. With India’s branded residences market projected to grow nearly 60% by 2027, the country is rapidly establishing itself as a key player in the global luxury real estate arena.”
Sam Chopra, President & Country Head of eXp Realty India, emphasizes, “Branded residences are no longer just luxury homes; they are curated, hospitality-led destinations that combine five-star services with the intimacy of private ownership. This shift is a fundamental redefinition of value in real estate.”
NRIs and institutional investors are leading the charge, viewing branded residences as both lifestyle investments and income-generating tools. Owners can live part-time, lease when away, and optimize for both capital appreciation and cash flow, turning a second home into a self-paying asset. This evolution reflects a broader redefinition of luxury, where buyers seek immersive, social, design-rich environments with direct access to wellness, art, and entertainment.
Developers are now acting like hospitality operators, curating not just buildings, but entire destinations. Master plans include green promenades, boutique retail, cultural arenas, and walkable zones, offering residents a seamless live-work-play lifestyle.
As India’s branded residences market continues to grow, it is clear that the future of luxury real estate lies in hospitality-driven, experience-rich environments. For buyers, developers, and investors alike, the rise of branded residences marks a new chapter in urban living—one defined by curated experiences, global sensibilities, and everyday ease.
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