While these all destinations offer strong potential, buyers and investors should be aware that certain states have specific land and property rules and regulations. States such as Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand and Karnataka have restrictions on purchasing agricultural land or limits for non-local buyers who do not belong to the state itself. So considering this, it is advisable to check local laws, land titles and conversion rules before making any investment in any of these types of areas.
Hill station property in India tends to become an attractive option from an investment perspective. Indeed, places like Coorg, Munnar, Lonavala, Mukteshwar, and Kasauli present quite an interesting combination of beautiful views, touristic attractiveness and prospects for end-users and investors.
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