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Indian Homebuyers Shift Toward Premium Homes Despite Rising Property Prices

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India's real estate market is experiencing growing buyer interest, with demand increasingly tilting toward larger and newly developed properties. Budgets are climbing, with a notable share of buyers targeting homes priced between Rs 90 lakh and Rs 1.5 crore. Despite concerns over escalating property prices, most prospective buyers remain committed to going ahead with their purchases. The trend reflects a broader shift in buyer preferences toward premium housing segments across the country.

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