Why this site exists
Millions of Indians live and work abroad, and a large share of them intend, at some point, to own property back home, for family, for retirement, or as an investment while the rupee is weak and prices are climbing. Yet almost everything written for them is either a sales pitch from a developer or a generic mortgage calculator built for a resident buyer, ignoring the two things that make an NRI purchase different: currency and distance.
NRI Property Hub was built to close that gap. It combines plain-language guidance on how buying property in India actually works for a non-resident with two calculators designed around the NRI's real problem, turning a salary earned in dollars, pounds, dirhams or Canadian dollars into an honest monthly cost in rupees, and working out whether buying beats renting over the years you plan to hold.
Our focus on Gujarat and tier-2 India
We pay particular attention to Gujarat (Surat, Ahmedabad, Vadodara and Rajkot) and to India's fast-growing second-tier cities generally. These markets are where NRI money increasingly goes, because entry prices are reasonable, rental demand is real, and appreciation has been steadier than in the crowded metros. Local knowledge matters in property, and this is the ground we know best.
What we are not
We are not a broker, a developer or a bank. We do not sell property, earn commission on any transaction, or recommend specific projects. Nothing on this site is financial, legal or tax advice. Our calculators produce estimates to help you think clearly; every serious decision should be checked with a qualified professional and against current market figures. The site is supported by advertising, which keeps the guidance free to read.