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The USD 80 billion infrastructure boom is fundamentally reshaping residential growth in India. Vinayak Pai, MD & CEO at TATA Projects, explains how the massive investment (8-9% of India’s GDP) in infrastructure is now the key driver for locating new residential projects, replacing the historical reliance on proximity to a single transport line.

Key insights from the interview:
Urbanisation & Mega-Projects: With 70-75% of India’s GDP expected to come from urban areas in the next decade, major opportunities are emerging in smart cities, metros (100km annually), and doubled airport capacity, creating huge value for real estate.

Consumer Shift: The average homebuyer's aspirations have risen multifold; homes are now a complete ecosystem for families and work-from-home needs, moving past the concept of just a place to rest.

The Biggest Challenge: The industry faces a critical labor shortage, driven by workers moving to the gig economy (e-commerce, delivery). This necessitates a rapid shift toward off-site construction, prefabrication, and skill development to elevate the workforce.

Sustainability Urgency: The executive warns that sustainability is a business factor today, not just for the future, citing pollution in Tier 1 cities (like Delhi and Mumbai) as a driver for movement to Tier 2/3 cities. TATA Projects is committed to net zero by 2045, mitigating carbon footprint through alternate fuels and materials.

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