Tier-2 Cities Emerge as Realty Goldmines: Infrastructure Fuels Urban Transformation

• Tier-2 cities are becoming real estate hotspots due to deliberate infrastructure planning, including new expressways, upgraded airports, and expanding logistics hubs.
• Improved connectivity is boosting homebuyer interest and investor confidence, making these cities viable alternatives to metros.
• Land transactions in Tier-II and Tier-III cities in H1 2025 surpassed those in Tier-I cities, covering 1,907 acres compared to 991 acres, according to ANAROCK.
• Connectivity acts as a decisive catalyst, compressing distances and expanding economic activity, leading to new residential and commercial development.
• Government policies and private capital are reinforcing this momentum, with developers designing projects for long-term habitation and year-round use.