Buying land in Maharashtra can be rewarding, but when it comes to green zone land—commonly known as agricultural land—the rules are very specific.

India is experiencing one of the most transformative phases in its economic story, and at its core is a rapidly evolving warehousing and logistics sector.

Land remains among the strongest and safest asset classes because it naturally appreciates over time.

More people are moving to cities, leading to higher demand for housing and offices. Land prices remain lower than in many global cities.

Purchasing property in India can be an NRI’s dream fulfilled – it could be a part of one’s homeland, a safe investment opportunity, or a holiday destination in the future.

Wellness is no longer just a lifestyle choice — it has become a core priority for Indian homebuyers.

The country is undergoing a lifestyle shift, with people opting for more space, more green space, more wellness, and more slow living.

Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) generally have the desire to invest in land in India, whether for its heritage value or for its ability to create a luxurious or wealth-building opportunity.

India has seen one of the biggest increases in land demand in its modern real estate history during the last four to five years.