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The Union Budget 2025 has provided a significant push to the tourism sector, with new initiatives expected to drive growth in real estate, hospitality, and infrastructure across major tourist destinations. The government’s focus on enhancing connectivity, supporting homestays, and developing top travel hubs is set to create fresh investment opportunities.
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One of the key measures includes the development of 50 top tourist destinations, aimed at improving local economies and attracting private investment. The push for Buddhist and medical tourism, along with MUDRA loans for homestay owners, is likely to further boost short-term rental markets and increase property demand.
Market trends indicate rising interest in residential and commercial properties across popular lifestyle and pilgrimage destinations. Cities such as Goa, Nainital, Ayodhya, Rishikesh, and Varanasi are witnessing a surge in homebuyer interest, with investors looking for second homes and rental properties. Real estate prices in these locations remain competitive, making them attractive for both end-users and investors.
The government’s Rs 20,000 crore initiative for infrastructure and connectivity is expected to enhance employment in the tourism sector, further driving housing demand. Increased foreign investments and policy support for NRIs are also expected to strengthen India’s position as a prime real estate market.
With improved connectivity, affordable financing, and a growing tourism sector, the real estate market in these regions is set for sustained expansion.
