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Millennials are driving the changing real estate landscape in India

This post is taken from Business Insider (source).

In India, the millennials are considered profligate spenders and a generation that seeks instant gratification, not worrying or planning much about the future.

A recent news report highlights a shift in the spending pattern of millennials from borrowing for lifestyle and recreational purposes to serious priorities like home repairs, home buying and medical emergencies in the family.

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