In this episode of Expat Daily, we’re breaking down India’s booming real estate market and its impact on both local and foreign investors. From the glitzy high-rises in Mumbai to the tech corridors in Bangalore, we’ll explore how this growth is shaping opportunities for everyone—from expats to international investors.

We dive into the rise of co-living spaces, affordable housing, sustainable green buildings, and everything in between. Whether you’re interested in REITs (Real Estate Investment Trusts) or commercial properties, we’ve got the inside scoop on how these trends are transforming the landscape for locals and foreigners alike.

Today we are tackling your complete guide to making sense of banking beyond borders and the intricacies of Indian finance - whether you're local or just landed. It's about making informed decisions in this rapidly evolving economy. With India's sustainable growth surpassing global markets, there's never been a better time to understand its financial landscape.

We, at Expat Daily, also warmly welcome our guest, Amol Date, Senior Vice President at one of the leading banks in India.

From Silicon Valley to the streets of Bangalore, from London’s financial district to Mumbai’s bustling corporate parks - today we’re unlocking the secrets of job hunting in India.

Whether you’re a techie, an educator, an expat spouse or full of business ideas, today's episode of Expat Daily is diving deep into what it takes to make it in one of the world's most dynamic job markets, a place that operates on rules that often seem to defy Western logic.

Today, India is not just growing - it is transforming. By 2030, we are looking at India becoming the world’s third-largest economy, the largest skilled workforce globally, major innovation hub for AI, sustainability, space-tech & renewable energy.

Combine these with global companies setting up innovation centres, startups using India as primary market, international organisations choosing India for pilot projects.

This is the market where success requires cultural adaptability, long-term perspective, unique value proposition and most importantly the willingness to learn and evolve.