Hiranandani Says India’s Real Estate Set to Grow Despite Global Geopolitical Headwinds

Mumbai-based real estate veteran Niranjan Hiranandani, co-founder and managing director of the Hiranandani Group, expressed confidence that India’s property market will continue to grow despite ongoing global geopolitical tensions. According to Hiranandani, uncertainty in regions such as West Asia and the Gulf has led some overseas Indians to bring investment capital back into India, helping support demand in the domestic real estate sector.

Hiranandani said that while geopolitical stress can slow parts of the global economy, India’s housing market has shown resilience. He pointed out that reverse investment — where non-resident Indians (NRIs) shift funds back into Indian property — is picking up, and robust home sales post-pandemic continue to boost confidence among developers.

The Hiranandani Group, known for large residential and township projects in the Mumbai region, is also diversifying into new real estate segments such as data centres, managed offices, hospitality, and warehousing to generate more steady income streams. Developers highlighted that strong infrastructure, sustained buyer interest and shifting investment patterns could support longer-term growth even amid external economic pressures.