Indian real estate markets, particularly in major cities, are stabilizing in 2025, attracting Gulf-based NRIs with affordable entry points and strong rental yields. Fractional ownership and favorable exchange rates have enhanced the investment appeal for NRIs. They prioritize quality, sustainability, and locations that offer educational access. Despite challenges like regulatory processes, India stands out due to its macroeconomic stability and infrastructure investments, making it an attractive destination for property investment. The depreciation of the Indian Rupee and the rise of fractional ownership models further facilitate NRI investments, especially in cities like Mumbai, Bengaluru, Delhi-NCR, and Hyderabad. Sustainable projects, favorable currency rates, and evolving investment options make India a compelling destination for NRIs in the real estate sector. This trend is supported by growing interest from institutional capital and a shift towards diversified, income-generating assets.
