As the sector looks ahead to 2025, it promises to be a dynamic year for the high-end property market, with sustained demand for premium properties in well-established locations. Sanjay Dutt, MD and CEO, Tata Realty and Infrastructure Ltd said, “Looking ahead to 2025, one has to see whether the investor and the speculation is real estate will remain robust. Home prices in major cities in India are projected to rise by 6.5%, with the luxury segment expected to drive this increase.”
Sharing similar sentiments Vaibhav Kathotia, Chief Operating Officer, Real Estate, Crest stated, “luxury real estate will continue to evolve, with a focus on bespoke experiences and state-of-the-art amenities tailored to the needs of an increasingly global clientele.”
As per Ankush Kaul, President-Sales, Marketing & CRM, Central Park, says, “In 2024, the high-end property market was defined by a shift toward sustainability and smart home technology, with eco-conscious developments and seamless tech integrations becoming key priorities. Integrated communities gained popularity, offering holistic living experiences, while demand for premium locations and strong infrastructure remained high. Privacy, security, and exclusivity also became essential, with buyers seeking advanced security systems and secluded spaces.”
Tier-2 cities are rapidly gaining ground as they become more attractive for residential and commercial investments, driven by urban migration, affordable living, and government infrastructure initiatives. “These cities offer substantial growth potential, with increased demand for premium housing and business spaces,” expressed Amrita Gupta, Director of the Manglam Group and Founder President of CREDAI Rajasthan Women’s Wing.
The Indian real estate sector demonstrated remarkable adaptability in 2024, driven by a surge in residential demand, increased NRI investments, and a notable expansion in the luxury housing segment. "Looking ahead to 2025, we anticipate an even greater shift towards convenience-driven luxury, particularly in the hospitality sector. Today’s discerning audience seeks holistic experiences that combine comfort and intuitive services. Convenience is the new luxury—a trend that underscores a desire for effortless living amidst the hustle and bustle of modern life. This evolving aspiration for curated luxury, sustainable innovation, and community-centric urban oases inspires us to continually raise the bar,” said Yukti Nagpal- Director of Gulshan Group.
