Wellness-focused residential developments in India are attracting homebuyers seeking healthier living environments and sustainable lifestyles. Experts
note that these homes, designed with features like green spaces, natural lighting, air quality management, and wellness amenities, often command a premium over conventional properties.
According to industry leaders, wellness-oriented homes typically fetch a 10-30% premium, reflecting both lifestyle value and long-term investment potential.
“Residences designed with wellness as a central feature are seeing stronger demand because buyers view health and sustainability as essential, not optional,” said D Kishore Reddy, CMD, Mana Projects.
Deep Vadodaria, CEO of Nila Spaces, added that these homes are being seen as a necessity rather than a luxury, especially in urban markets where lifestyle-related concerns are on the rise.
Millennials and young professionals are emerging as key drivers of demand.
“This segment prioritises mental and physical well-being, and they are willing to stretch budgets for homes that align with their lifestyle values,” said Jash Choraria, Vice President, Crest.
Mohit Ramsinghani, Business Head at Bombay Realty Wadia Group, noted that dual-income households are particularly receptive to wellness-oriented homes, balancing affordability with lifestyle aspirations.
Wellness real estate is being viewed as both a lifestyle upgrade and an investment asset.
Pawan Sharma, Managing Director of TRG Group, explained, “Wellness housing fuses purpose with profitability. Residents benefit from improved lifestyles, and investors gain homes that retain tenants longer and deliver better long-term returns.”
Echoing this, BK Malagi, Vice Chairman of Experion Developers, highlighted that international standards like WELL and design initiatives from institutions such as the Singapore University of Technology emphasise how air quality, lighting, and community spaces directly influence health and productivity.
Reports suggest wellness developments also perform well financially. Projects with integrated wellness and sustainability features often get higher rental yields, faster sales, and stronger resale values.
“Certified green and wellness buildings not only improve daily living but also offer measurable financial returns,” said Karishmah Siingh, President – Sales, Marketing & CRM, Sattva Group.
Ramsinghani added that in some premium markets, highly branded wellness developments can command price premiums of up to 25-40%.
Affordability continues to shape demand, particularly in tier-2 and tier-3 cities.
Experts note that developers are introducing scalable wellness amenities and flexible financing options to balance lifestyle features with cost considerations.
Deep Vadodaria highlighted that younger buyers are willing to prioritise wellness over purely cost-driven decisions, signalling a shift in consumer behaviour.
As Indian homebuyers place greater emphasis on health, sustainability, and lifestyle, wellness real estate is steadily emerging as a mainstream segment. Industry observers say the combination of lifestyle benefits and potential long-term value makes these homes an appealing option for both end-users and investors.
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