Indore

Indore lies to the extreme west of Madhya Pradesh on the banks of the rivers Saraswati and Khan. It is the largest city and the commercial capital of the state of Madhya Pradesh in central India. Indore is an important junction for meter guage trains and it is one of the few places in India, where a diamond junction is also available.

Indore is a peaceful city and a definite choice for residential property amongst people who are retired of their service. It is well a connected city via rail to all parts of the country and the roads connect to other parts of Madhya Pradesh, and India with national and state highways.

Indore has emerged as a potential tourist destination and the Indian government is taking initiatives to explore this aspect. Private builders and developers are also moving ahead with this opportunity changing the dimension of the city. This is the reason that hospitality industry is on a rise seeking commercial and industrial property.

Indore has been the education center for Central India and this is one of the major reason that several educational centers are coming up in the city at a rapid pace. Many old schools and colleges are still there and many new have opened up. With the establishment of Indian Institute of Management (IIM-I) in Indore, students from all over India have started to explore Indore as an option for higher studies. Consequently, several job opportunities are also opening up in the city. This is ultimately leading to an increase in the demand of real estate.