By Shravan Gupta.
Indian real estate is riding at an all-time high. It is attracting global investors and NRI investors. Fractional ownership has made the biggest impact, emerging as the latest trend in Indian real estate. This has significantly boosted the demand for new homes. The investor mindset in Indian real estate has undergone a quiet revolution in 2025—and fractional ownership is at the heart of it.
The changing mindset:
The role of the changing mindset has emerged as the ultimate factor in boosting sales. Millennials and Gen Z prefer flexible, tech-enabled investments over traditional brick-and-mortar ownership. They seek passive income, diversification, and lower entry costs, which fractional ownership delivers. It is possible to invest in a property without actually buying it through fractional ownership. It is the optimum way to make money in the long term. Real estate is increasingly regarded as a significant financial investment, offering substantial potential for future growth.
Its role as the driving factor:
The mindset plays an essential role while investing in fractional ownership. By 2025, investors know the value of fractional ownership and its significant role in driving sales growth. Shravan Gupta, MGF Group, says it is indeed the right time to invest in Indian real estate.
From Exclusivity to Accessibility:
Traditionally real estate was seen as a high-barrier asset class—reserved for HNIs or investors. Today, most middle-class and millennial investors view fractional ownership as a gateway to premium assets like luxury villas, office towers, and commercial spaces. Shravan Gupta, MGF Group, says it has emerged as the game changer. It is an optimum source to generate passive and constant income. The accessibility has drawn global potential and NRI investors. In the long run, it will boost the sales.
