India’s real estate market shows steady growth right now. Government policies and stronger buyer trust back this up. The market grew from $120 billion in 2017 to $477 billion in 2022. Experts predict it will hit $1 trillion by 2030. A 20-page special section from Hindustan Times, out on September 26, 2025, breaks down the economic and rule changes behind this rise. It gives tips for people who want in on the action.
The real estate field now plays a big part in India’s GDP. It’s more than just the old ways. The main story in the section looks at why it’s expanding. Key drivers include new roads and other builds. Recent tweaks to the GST rules help too. Low interest rates keep going.
These changes make homes cheaper for buyers. They boost need for houses in all types. Demand grows for top office spots and planned shopping areas in Delhi NCR and across India. By the end of FY25-26, real estate will add a lot to GDP. Local spending and steady investments from home and abroad fuel this.
The section spells out government moves and rules that shape growth. They touch supply and demand. The RBI cut its repo rate to 5.50%. That’s a drop of 50 basis points. It loosens money rules and cuts loan costs for home buyers. This should spark more sales. Plus, lower GST on building supplies gives a push.
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Some investment hotspots
The issue points out good spots to invest. It studies Gurugram as a business and money center in NCR. The city takes in a lot of prime office space. Global companies keep coming. Dwarka Expressway and New Gurugram stand out for home growth. They also draw offices and shops.
The Dwarka Expressway will link areas better. It gives easy reach to IGI Airport and Delhi. This makes them smart picks for investors. Big funds and small buyers eye homes, offices, and stores for steady gains.