India’s real estate market has entered one of its most confident phases in over a decade, with steady sales, firm prices, and renewed investor interest. Urban professionals, in particular, are once again viewing property as a reliable avenue for building and preserving wealth. At the same time, investing in real estate is no longer confined to buying an entire home. Technology-led platforms have made the market more accessible, allowing investors to purchase small stakes in high-value residential or commercial assets and share in rental income and capital appreciation through fractional ownership. These models are increasingly appealing to younger professionals seeking property exposure with lower entry costs and greater liquidity. Technology-led platforms have made the real estate market more accessible, allowing investors to purchase small stakes in high-value residential or commercial assets. (Photo for representational purposes only) (Pexels) A shift in mindset For Indian households, real estate has always been more than an asset; it represents permanence and social security. Yet between 2013 and 2020, sentiment cooled. Over-supply, delayed projects, and policy changes such as RERA …