India’s real estate market shows steady growth. Government policies and stronger buyer trust fuel this rise. 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 insert in Hindustan Times, out on September 26, 2025, breaks down economic and rule changes behind this trend. It gives tips for people wanting to join the market.
Real estate now plays a bigger part in India’s GDP. It goes beyond old views. The insert’s main story looks at growth drivers. Key ones include new roads, GST updates, and low loan rates.
These changes make homes more affordable. They boost need for houses, top offices, and planned shops in Delhi NCR and other cities. By the end of FY25-26, real estate will add more to GDP. Local spending and steady investments from home and abroad help.
The insert details government steps that shape supply and demand. One is the RBI’s repo rate drop to 5.50%, a 50-point cut. This loosens money rules. It cuts loan costs for buyers, sparking home sales. GST cuts on building items add extra push.
The edition covers shifts in the field too. More people buy homes instead of rent, thanks to better prices. Demand grows for high-end houses. Urban moves from villages speed this up.
Investment spots to watch
The insert points out hot areas for money. It reviews Gurugram as a business center in NCR. The city pulls in top office space and draws global companies. Dwarka Expressway and New Gurugram stand out for home growth. They also draw shops and offices.
The expressway boosts links. It makes these spots prime for bets, close to IGI Airport and Delhi. Investors chase steady gains in homes, offices, and stores.