By Shravan Gupta.
Indian real estate is bound to reach new heights in 2025. The developments in the past year have paved the way for sustainable growth in this segment, making it the most profitable sector. The real estate sector has played a phenomenal role in boosting the sustainability factor in new apartments. Shravan Gupta, MGF Group is very upbeat about the sector, hence very upbeat about this new change.
Some major factors that have enhanced the sustainability angle have proven beneficial for the real estate segment. Here are some vital points:
The economic angle: Today most people live in the cities. And are buying the house for self or purely from an investment angle. The cities offer better jobs and lifestyle hence it has boosted the sustainability factor. Also, enhanced government initiatives have prompted people to move to cities like Delhi and Mumbai. This has allowed the MNC’S to have an office in major Indian cities. One good example could be APPLE opening their store in Mumbai. The rise of townships with rainwater harvesting feature, renewed energy grids are the newest benchmarks of the real estate Industry.
In 2025, this is expected to grow more making it the story on a new India.
Smart cities emergence– The government is promoting the development of more smart cities by 2050. This has attracted many investors to invest in India and be a part of the booming economy. Smart cities ease the day-to-day management of offices and apartments. It is done through real time monitoring, virtual assistance and 3D tours. Shravan Gupta, MGF Group says it also simplifies the housekeeping and apartment’s daily management. These have made sustainable growth the reality of a New India.
Green building practises: The need of the hour is to have a green building. Most offices and apartments are being built with green building practises. The designs are more energy efficient, lowering the electricity costs, promote the solar power technology. The good air flow in green buildings makes it healthy for you and reduces the use of AC. This is a reflection of the commitment from builders to work towards the sustainable growth in the Indian real Estate.
2025 is proving to be the path breaking for the Indian real estate. These efforts contribute towards a sustainable and resilient real estate sector. And also aligns with India’s commitment of zero emission. Shravan Gupta, MGF Group says these are vital for the growth of any sector and country. India is on the cusp of achieving a breakthrough in the sustainable homes.