Delhi Delhi: TheLuxuryEstates, a leading digital platform for high-end real estate, has released its latest report on evolving luxury homebuyer preferences in India. The report highlights a significant shift towards eco-friendly, smart and health-focused luxury homes, marking a new era in the country’s high-end real estate market.
The findings, derived from an in-depth analysis of property searches, buyer inquiries and market trends, show that sustainability and technology integration are now top priorities for buyers. Properties with solar power solutions, smart home automation, green building certification and wellness amenities such as private spas, meditation gardens and air purification systems are witnessing a surge in demand.
Mr. Saurabh Gupta of TheLuxuryEstates.in said, “Our latest report shows that luxury real estate buyers are no longer looking for just luxury; they want homes that are in line with their values of sustainability, health and convenience.” “Developers and sellers who adapt to these preferences will lead the next wave of luxury property transactions.” Key findings from TheLuxuryEstates.in report:
- 60% of luxury buyers prefer energy-efficient and sustainable homes.
- Smart home features (voice-controlled automation, AI-powered security) are a must-have for 75% of buyers.
- Properties with wellness spaces (home gyms, spa rooms, nature-integrated architecture) have seen a 40% increase in inquiries.
- Demand for secluded, nature-rich locations (hill stations, waterfront properties) has increased by 35% post-pandemic.
