A recent Knight Frank India survey reveals that 40% of Bengaluru homebuyers now view property purchases primarily as investment opportunities, marking the highest proportion among major Indian cities. This trend underscores a significant shift in the city’s real estate dynamics, where financial returns are becoming a central motivation for buyers.
The “Beyond Bricks: The Pulse of Home Buying” report highlights that while cities like Chennai (86%), Mumbai Metropolitan Region (85%), and Ahmedabad (83%) exhibit strong end-use purchase intent, Bengaluru stands out for its investment-centric approach. This inclination is largely attributed to the city’s robust economic growth, thriving IT sector, and the influx of high-income professionals seeking to capitalize on real estate appreciation.
Additionally, the survey indicates that 67% of Indian homebuyers prefer under-construction properties, suggesting a strategic approach to maximize returns. This preference aligns with the investment-driven mindset, as buyers anticipate value appreciation upon project completion.
Overall, Bengaluru’s real estate market is witnessing a paradigm shift, with a growing segment of buyers prioritizing investment potential over traditional end-use considerations.
Bengaluru Leads in Investment-Oriented Home Buying: Knight Frank Report
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