Why India becomes the preferred location for Real Estate Investment
                     Why India 
becomes the 
preferred location 
for Real Estate 
Investment?
Depreciating Rupee 
Value
The depreciation of currency depends on several 
factors that includes worldwide geopolitical 
stability, decline in food imports, an increase in oil 
cost and the concomitant increase in inflation. 
The depreciating value of Indian rupees against 
US dollar may not be the good news for Indian 
homebuyers or investors but it is an opportunity 
for NRIs to invest in India, a chance to convert 
their hard-earned money into a lucrative 
investment. 
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Expanding Market
Real Estate is the second largest employer in India 
which contributes 6-7 per cent to the India’s total 
GDP. However, during pandemic it saw a major 
backdrop but with the help of government policies 
favouring homebuyers and developers, it is now 
reviving post pandemic, attracting a huge traction 
from foreign investors. The government policies 
and implementation of regulatory body such as 
RERA has improved the residential sector by 
safeguarding the homebuyers, ensuring the 
project completion within deadlines, and reviving 
the stagnant project for timely possession.
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Reduced interest rate in other 
investment options
Real Estate is the second largest employer in India 
which contributes 6-7 per cent to the India’s total 
GDP. However, during pandemic it saw a major 
backdrop but with the help of government policies 
favouring homebuyers and developers, it is now 
reviving post pandemic, attracting a huge traction 
from foreign investors. The government policies 
and implementation of regulatory body such as 
RERA has improved the residential sector by 
safeguarding the homebuyers, ensuring the 
project completion within deadlines, and reviving 
the stagnant project for timely possession.
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Simplified Tax System
As India continues to be one of the leading 
recipients of foreign currency from overseas, a 
simplified taxation environment encourages NRIs 
to keep their surplus money in India. Additionally, 
NRIs receive an indexation benefit for real estate 
owned in India. They can easily invest in the 
Indian real estate market with the help of a set 
paperwork checklist. When buying a property, 
NRIs can transfer funds to their NRO account and 
use these funds to pay the seller. 
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