Luxury Real Estate Investment
India’s ultra-rich continue to increase their allocation to residential real estate, reflecting strong confidence in the sector as a tool for wealth preservation and long-term growth. According to the Knight Frank Wealth Report 2024 (cited by Financial Express), Indian ultra-high-net-worth individuals allocate around 32% of their wealth to residential property, with a notable share planning new home purchases.
This trend highlights a broader shift where real estate is viewed not just as a lifestyle asset, but as a stable and tangible investment compared to more volatile financial instruments. Wealthy buyers are focusing on properties with strong fundamentals such as location, infrastructure, connectivity, and long-term development potential.
In North Bengaluru, this demand is particularly visible around growth corridors supported by Kempegowda International Airport, Aerospace Park, Airport City, and expanding metro and highway infrastructure. These factors continue to attract long-term investors looking for both stability and appreciation.
Overall, the data reflects a clear pattern: real estate remains a preferred asset class for diversification, combining utility, security, and long-term value creation.
Animesh Sahni Karnataka RERA Registered Real Estate ConsultantNorth Bengaluru | Airport Corridor | Devanahalli | KIADB Aerospace Park
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