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Indians now own more property in London than White British residents

Indians Surpass White British in London Property Ownership

London: Indians now own more property in London than White British residents, marking a significant shift in the city’s real estate dynamics. This milestone highlights the growing economic power of Indian investors on the global stage and their increasing influence in one of the world’s most competitive property markets.

A Reflection of Broader Trends

This development aligns with broader demographic and financial patterns. With a population of over a billion, India has seen a wave of highly skilled professionals moving to major cities like London. These individuals often secure high-paying jobs and focus their investments in urban hubs where opportunities are abundant.

Notable Concentration in Major Cities

Experts note that this phenomenon is less likely to be replicated across the rest of England, where the demographic composition and real estate trends differ significantly from those in the capital. However, in London, the combination of affluence, education, and strategic investments by Indians has redefined property ownership patterns, showcasing a remarkable turnaround in historical power dynamics.

This change underscores the global economic ascendancy of Indian communities and their role in reshaping traditional ownership landscapes.

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