Vrindavan: Vrindavan is experiencing a surge in real estate demand. The city, once reliant on crowds only during festivals and special occasions, is now witnessing a continuous and sustained influx of people, investment, and infrastructure development. The House of Abhinandan Lodha’s plotted development, spread across 65 acres, is being developed in Vrindavan with modern amenities. It offers over 40 amenities, including a clubhouse spanning over 100,000 square feet, the largest in the city. Approximately 40 percent of the project area is dedicated to open spaces and community living. According to independent real estate and tourism research, including that by Lyases Foras, Vrindavan currently receives approximately 2.45 crore visitors annually, a number projected to reach around 6 crore in the next five years. For investors looking at faith-based cities, Vrindavan is entering a phase where signs of sustained demand are becoming clearer than ever before.
Samujjwal Ghosh, CEO of The House of Abhinandan Lodha, shared, “Vrindavan is no longer just a tourist destination; it’s a place people are returning to repeatedly. When there’s a consistent increase in footfall, accelerated infrastructure development, and limited land availability, the demand for land naturally strengthens. Areas like Radha Kund are becoming a secure long-term investment option. Understanding these shifts and making timely decisions is crucial.”
Spread across just 10.5 square kilometers, this temple town is now emerging as one of North India’s most talked-about real estate markets. As per the government information and project announcements, more than ₹7,000 crore in public and private investment is currently underway in Vrindavan alone. The entire Braj region, meanwhile, is supported by a long-term development plan worth approximately ₹30,000 crore. This investment is being directed towards developing areas around the temples, improving roads and transportation, preserving heritage sites, and enhancing tourist facilities, making the city more accessible and providing a better experience for visitors.
