Navyroof.com explores the criteria NRI’s should consider when investing in property in India. (more…)

The Indian economy has emerged as one of the most robust economies of the world and despite difficult times, investments in India continue to attract Non Residents Indians (NRI). (more…)

The ministry of overseas Indian affairs is bringing together real estate developers, government officials, both from the Centre and the states, and Indians living abroad in a first-of-its-kind seminar aimed at resolving property disputes in Delhi on Monday. (more…)

With Indian real estate prices in the niche segment in India showing signs of robust recovery, high net worth Indians and NRIs are again eyeing foreign shores for real estate investments reports the Economic Times. Many are now turning to invest in UK property and other markets. (more…)

The NRI buyer is once again looking seriously at investing in the India story, especially in the real estate sector according to the Economic Times. There are so many reasons for non-resident Indians (NRIs) to buy property in India, chief among them being the fact that they eventually would like to settle here. Even if they do not actually live in India all the time, having a base in India is a high priority. (more…)

The Global Organization of People of Indian Origin (GOPIO) will pressure the Indian government to amend Indian property laws to protect the interests of NRIs at its annual conference in the US this week reports the Times of India. (more…)

The large Non Resident Indian (NRI) community are reportedly re-entering the Indian property market. In a recent study by Assocham on the real estate scene in India, they say that Malayali and Punjabi NRIs are buying the houses of their liking. (more…)