What to buy in NCR in the next five years
Six NCR luxury corridors, ranked. CAGR, trigger density, supply discipline and liquidity, scored and weighted. The desk's top pick, runner-up, defensive pick — and the corridor we will not defend.
Market reports, investment studies, sector analysis and forward-looking forecasts from the Forbes Property Noida desk. Every number is traceable. Every assumption is documented.
Six NCR luxury corridors, ranked. CAGR, trigger density, supply discipline and liquidity, scored and weighted. The desk's top pick, runner-up, defensive pick — and the corridor we will not defend.
Pricing bands, absorption rates, the supply pipeline, and the three infrastructure triggers that matter. Bull / base / bear CAGRs with full assumption documentation and a probability-weighted expected return.
Thirty-eight live rental comparables, the gross-to-net adjustment stack, the corporate-HRA anchoring thesis and why we still publish this number with a low-confidence flag.
Bull 18.6%, base 14.2%, bear 7.9%. Every assumption listed, every trigger named, the desk's probability weighting published for readers to replace with their own.
Four Indian airport-adjacent corridors. A regression on four explanatory factors. The desk's modelled GNW step-up of 18–24% in the twelve months post-Phase-1 commercial opening.
Automatic versus approval route. USD 1 million annual limit. The two-property lifetime restriction. Form 15CA/15CB. The full documentation chain every NRI should know before the purchase, not after the sale.
Head-to-head on yield, total return, liquidity, tax. The three scenarios in which each instrument dominates. A framework for the allocator who has decided to own real estate but has not yet decided how.
NBCC oversight and independent construction audit materially reduce delivery risk. A 14-project desk sample, the 8.5% average premium, and the mechanism linking monitoring to secondary-market price.
Four investor archetypes. A primary-market vs secondary-market decision tree. The tax treatment differences. The desk's honest mapping of who should buy Fab Luxe — and who should not.
The Indian tax stack for high-ticket residential — Section 24, Section 80C, Section 54/54F, the post-2024 LTCG regime, TDS at sale, and NRI-specific DTAA optimisation.
Our flagship quarterly report. Sector-wise pricing, launch and absorption rates, inventory status, rental yield, transaction velocity and a forward-looking outlook for the next two quarters.
A comprehensive guide to investing in Noida and Greater Noida residential real estate in 2026. Pricing bands, ticket sizes, ROI expectations and the three households we recommend it for.
A long-range study of comparable airport-adjacent residential corridors in India, applied to Greater Noida West. Includes a modelled CAGR table and a confidence assessment.
A side-by-side comparison of Noida and Gurgaon as luxury residential markets. Pricing, yield, cycle stage and the three scenarios in which each market outperforms the other.
The full output of our five-year appreciation model for Noida and Greater Noida West, by sector. CAGR estimates, confidence bands, and the infrastructure assumptions driving each band.
Everything a non-resident Indian needs to know before buying Indian residential real estate in 2026. FEMA compliance, NRE/NRO account structuring, power of attorney, and the documentation chain.
A shorter companion note to the NRI guide. The macro case for an NRI to allocate to Indian residential real estate in 2026, with Fab Luxe as a worked example.
The full tax treatment of a residential property investment in India — Section 24, Section 80C, capital gains treatment on sale, and the tax optimisations available to high-ticket buyers.
3 & 4 BHK luxury residences from 2,690 sq ft. NBCC-monitored. AQI-managed. Price on Request.
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