The Indian economy has undergone major transformations since the liberalization of the economy in the early 1990s. From a deficit, debt-ridden state, it has now transformed itself within a short period of time into a cash surplus, fast growing economy that is now the cynosure of investors worldwide. Almost all the major banks, insurance firms and the Information Technology (IT) companies with globalized operations have already entered into this hot market.

Alongside the boom in the Indian economy, the Real Estate Market in India has become so hot and is now attracting scores of investors from almost all parts of the globe. The real estate market in India is least influenced by the global realty trends. When there is a recession in the real estate sector globally, the Indian real estate market is still continuously booming and this boom is likely to continue for a long period of time due to the spiraling demand for real estate and the shortage in supply.

Real estate prices always appreciate according to the demand – supply mismatch. In the booming Indian economy, business start-ups are now the order of the day. Each day the business magazines and newspapers are flooded with news of business expansions, mergers, acquisitions and tie-ups with foreign companies. Thus the demand for retail, commercial and residential spaces is spiraling and none of the leading realtors will be able to meet this demand in the near future.

Most of the realtors with globalized operations have done in-depth market research and analysis before making sizable investments in India. The hottest property markets especially in the metros and also in the prominent areas of other cities are now witnessing sky rocketing land prices that are on par with the land values in up market areas of mega cities like Tokyo and New York.