Student housing is India's next real estate hotspot, says report - here's why
•The surge in India's higher education landscape is driving a notable increase in demand for student accommodation.
•With international universities thriving and overseas education expenses rising, a remarkable demographic shift is anticipated, projecting over 70 million students by 2035.
•This educational migration will generate massive housing needs, prompting a significant boost in institutional investments aimed at nationwide accommodation development.
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The surge in India's higher education landscape is driving a notable increase in demand for student accommodation. With international universities thriving and overseas education expenses rising, a remarkable demographic shift is anticipated, projecting over 70 million students by 2035. This educational migration will generate massive housing needs, prompting a significant boost in institutional investments aimed at nationwide accommodation development.المصدر: Times of India | Source: Times of India
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