A study by KPMG-NAREDCO declares that the Indian real estate industry has the potential to grow from USD 290 billion in 2025 to USD 970 billion by 2030. Urbanization and rising incomes are said to be the main reasons for this trend.

It is noticeable that NRIs buying properties in India has surged significantly in recent years. They look at it as a great opportunity to invest in commercial segments.

India is one of the largest recipient of remittances in the world with inward remittances reaching USD144.79 billion in FY26, according to RBI data.

The Equirus Wealth report shows NRIs investing in Delhi-NCR on luxury homes. It cannot be denied that real estate growth is strongly connected to infrastructure. Connectivity to metros and airports is a big plus.

Even as commercial activity across Delhi-NCR continues to expand, the region recorded 4.1 million sq.ft of office leasing in the second quarter of this year, according to Cushman & Wakefield.

Earlier, NRIs had to finish a volume of paperwork to buy property in India. Now, paperwork has reduced a great deal because of digital documentation, RERA disclosures, online payments and Power of Attorney, enabling them to choose their properties from residential segments to vast parcels of land. – Image credit: Wikiprdia – editor@nrifocus.com