Delhi, the capital of India being of national importance is as always the most sought after place for residents and corporate houses alike. Over the years it has been the addresses of the high profile - the rich and the powerful and has served to be the most secure zone for the foreign embassies and their diplomats. But coming to investments in India, industry experts believe that investing in the national capital real estate can prove beneficial in the long run and is driven more by investors than by end users.
Delhi is ranked as the second largest market in the country in terms of size and socio-economic profile and with an affluent population comprising a cosmopolitan mix from across the country, it is predicted that the capital value is likely to increase.
The boom in the realty sector of Delhi is also due to the growing interest of NRIs to purchase homes and second homes in the city. Overall returns expected (including capital appreciation and rental yields): 10-17 per cent a year.