India’s Real Estate Sector Poised for $10 Trillion Milestone by 2047

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In a bold forecast, industry experts project that India’s real estate market could reach a staggering $10 trillion by the year 2047. This optimistic outlook is attributed to a combination of rapid urbanisation, favorable demographic trends, and government initiatives aimed at enhancing infrastructure and affordable housing. 

As one of the fastest-growing economies in the world, India is experiencing a significant influx of population into urban areas. This migration is driving the demand for housing, commercial spaces, and infrastructural development. Analysts highlight that the real estate sector plays a pivotal role in India’s economic framework, contributing approximately 7% to the nation’s GDP and creating millions of jobs across various segments. 

Moreover, government policies such as the Housing for All initiative and the introduction of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) have streamlined processes and encouraged investments in the sector. With increased foreign direct investment (FDI) and a burgeoning middle class, the landscape for real estate is evolving rapidly. 

The projection of a $10 trillion valuation is not only a reflection of the current growth trends but also emphasises the critical role that real estate will play in shaping India’s economic future. As stakeholders gear up for this ambitious journey, the focus will remain on sustainable development to ensure that growth benefits all segments of society. 

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