India’s Rich Pivot to Real Estate After Stock Returns Falter
THE SO WHAT
Wealthy Indian investors rotating from public equities into high-yield real estate and logistics means more domestic capital chasing hard assets and fewer easy checks for later-stage growth rounds. If you’re building in India, expect more scrutiny on cash flow and collateral, less appetite for long-duration, pre-profit stories.
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