The participation of Non-resident Indians (NRIs) in India’s residential real estate market has seen a significant rise, now accounting for nearly a quarter of the total sales among large developers, up from just 7-10% prior to the pandemic.

Following the epidemic, second homes in India have become more popular as people flee polluted cities and regard them as great investments. In Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand, Jim Corbett, Rishikesh, Nainital, and Kasauli are popular vacation rental destinations.

Table Space Technologies leased over 100,000 square feet at Cafe Coffee Day Square in Bengaluru to expand, highlighting India's growing need for flexible offices. Once Cafe Coffee Day's corporate headquarters and flagship shop.

Demand for e-commerce companies decreased as the pandemic subsided, whereas brick-and-mortar competitors rented 14% more space from January to June as demand increased.

After the pandemic, everything has changed, but more change is coming. House and building layouts are examples.

Due to rising demand and a lack of fresh inventory, more Indian hotels are rebranding. According to hoteliers, the pandemic sparked rebranding as asset owners sought brands to manage their hotels or contemplated moving to competitor brands.

Modern homeowners want an integrated environment that contributes to a greater level of life, as their preferences have evolved.

Post Pandemic Price is Just One of Several Factors That Homebuyers Consider Before Buying A Home Now

As daily life as well as work life returns to being the way it used to be before the Coronavirus episode there are many companies currently examining current conditions and incorporating pandemic-driven trends into workplaces.

According to a Jones Lang LaSalle report released in its Office Market Update-Q1, 2022, office net absorption increased by a substantial 113 percent year over year, demonstrating the market's current strength.

Property rates across Mumbai harbour have soared after the Covid-19 pandemic and the resultant lockdown, especially in the sleepy coastal town of Alibaug.

India's real estate sector witnessed a change of perception of living after the pandemic struck globally; the sector rose up to the occasion and came up with projects that are changing the way people live.

As the world adapts to the 'new normal, residential real estate is bound to witness the onset of new demand trends. The Covid-19 pandemic reinforced the need to own a home as a safe haven.

Amid the coronavirus pandemic, real estate has once again emerged as the safest investment option. For Indians, owning a home has been traditionally considered a matter of prestige as well as safety.

Global real estate investment fund Hines is looking to add 4 million square feet of commercial and residential space in its existing portfolio in India, after the Covid-19 pandemic accelerated the demand for premium development, a top executive told ET.