
As India’s real estate sector undergoes steady transformation, a growing number of Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) are capitalizing on favourable currency movements. With the Indian Rupee experiencing periodic dips through 2024 and 2025, NRIs - especially those earning in USD, GBP, and AED - have gained stronger purchasing power when investing back home. This valuation advantage has significantly boosted interest in residential and commercial assets across major Indian metros.
Even minor fluctuations in exchange rates can translate into substantial savings on high-value property purchases. NRIs are leveraging these favourable windows to invest in under-construction projects, premium gated communities, and high-yield rental markets—ensuring better long-term returns and enhanced capital appreciation.
Markets such as Bengaluru, Pune, Hyderabad, and Gurugram remain top choices thanks to rapid infrastructure upgrades, robust job ecosystems, and improving community amenities. NRIs also favour cities with strong rental yields and stable demand from IT and service-sector professionals.
With currency trends, policy stability, and sustained economic growth aligning, NRI investments are set to play a pivotal role in shaping the sector’s outlook for 2025 and beyond. Their continued participation is strengthening demand, supporting developers, and adding momentum to India’s expanding real estate landscape.
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