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 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.
Over the years, I’ve closely watched Indore grow, not just as a city, but as a real opportunity for long-term real-estate wealth.
With over 15+ years of experience working with buyers, investors, developers, and landowners, I’ve seen the city evolve from quiet residential pockets into a hub of the best luxury townships Indore offers today.
I still remember the first time I drove along the AB Bypass years ago, just endless fields, a few signboards, and the promise of “something big.”
Whenever I meet first-time luxury home buyers in Indore, I see the same mix of excitement and uncertainty. Indore is growing quickly, especially in premium pockets, and choosing the right luxury township can feel overwhelming.
