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India emerges as key market for luxury branded residences globally

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Last Updated : 17th Oct, 2025
Synopsis

India has secured the sixth position globally for live branded residence projects, as highlighted by Knight Frank's latest Residence Report 2025. The country accounts for 4% of the world's branded residence supply, reflecting its growing importance in luxury living. The report also places India tenth in the pipeline of upcoming projects, driven by an expanding affluent population and increasing demand for high-end branded homes.

India has been ranked sixth worldwide in live branded residence projects, according to real estate consultancy Knight Frank. The report indicated that the United States leads the global list, followed by the UAE, Thailand, Mexico and the United Kingdom. Turkiye, China, Vietnam and Canada follow India in the rankings.


Knight Frank's Residence Report 2025 showcased India's growing influence in the international branded residences market, noting that the country contributes 4% to the global supply. Additionally, India holds the tenth position in the pipeline of upcoming branded residence developments, accounting for 2% of future global supply among 83 surveyed nations.

The consultant observed that the country's expanding affluent base is a key driver behind this surge in demand. Shishir Baijal, Chairman and Managing Director of Knight Frank India, mentioned that India's branded residence sector, though still developing, is quickly establishing itself on the world stage. He added that with a rapidly growing wealth base of nearly 86,000 ultra-high-net-worth individuals, India represents one of the largest potential markets for luxury branded living.

India's emergence as a leading market for branded residences underlines the nation's evolving luxury housing landscape. With an increasing number of wealthy individuals and steady growth in the premium property sector, the country is poised to strengthen its global presence further. Knight Frank's findings suggest that India's evolving consumer preferences and expanding wealth base will continue to drive the momentum in this niche real estate segment.

Source - PTI

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