Manoj dhanotiya profile
Manoj Dhanotiya

I am the Founder & CEO of Micro Mitti, a PropTech company dedicated to democratizing real-estate investment and building long-term wealth opportunities for everyday investors. With over 15+ years of experience in management, technology, and entrepreneurship and executive education from Harvard University I focus on creating transparent, accessible investment models. At Micro Mitti, I currently lead multiple flagship premium projects, like The Selene, Madhuvan & Cyber city designed to redefine luxury living and future-ready real-estate co-investment in India. My work has been recognized with the Realty+ 40 Under 40 Awards, YourStory’s Top 12 Founders to Watch in 2025, and the Captains of Industry Award 2025. Through my writing, I share insights on fractional ownership, PropTech innovation, and India’s evolving real-estate landscape.

Articles by Manoj Dhanotiya

Luxury today is not about height; it’s about space, privacy, and complete control over your lifestyle.
Over the past few years, the real estate in the Indore market has seen steady and well-planned growth.
Every growing city has one corridor that quietly shapes its future. In Indore, that corridor is AB Bypass Road Indore.
When I first started closely observing Indore’s property market, most discussions were about flats and residential plots.
Over the years, I’ve seen Indore’s housing preferences quietly but clearly evolve. What once felt like a luxury, extra space, is now becoming a thoughtful choice.
There was a time when states such as Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, and Uttar Pradesh were collectively labelled as BIMARU states, a term used to describe regions perceived as economically backward and development-challenged.
Indore has steadily grown into one of India’s most balanced and future-ready residential markets.
Indore has evolved into a city where planned infrastructure and residential growth move together.
As the founder of Micro Mitti, and someone who regularly visits sites, reviews layouts, and speaks with buyers and developers, my answer is always clear: yes, but only if the choice is right.
Indore’s real estate journey has quietly reached a global stage. What was once considered a promising Tier-2 city is now being discussed in international boardrooms and diaspora investment forums.