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Emerging Serviced Residence Trend Beyond Tier I Cities to Tourist Destinations: Colliers

Mumbai, September 3, 2025: The real estate sector is undergoing a paradigm shift as serviced residences evolve from a niche concept into a mainstream investment class. Traditionally concentrated in tier 1 cities such as Mumbai, Delhi NCR and Bengaluru, the segment has witnessed rising investor attention due to global demand for flexible living solutions.
These serviced residences have tie-ups with leading hotel brands and combine the familiarity of a home with the 4–5-star amenities of a hotel, making them attractive for both business and leisure travellers.
Colliers’ latest report ‘Transforming Goa: Unlocking Investment Potential Beyond the Coast’ uncovers new real estate investments trends.
Tourist Destinations Driving the Next Wave Investments
Beyond tier 1 cities, a new wave of serviced residence growth is taking shape in tourism-centric destinations. Locations such as Goa, Rishikesh and Kasauli are witnessing heightened demand, fuelled by:
- Rising preference for long-stay and experiential stays.
- The growth of remote and flexible work culture.
- Shifting traveller mindset from regular hotels to branded, professionally managed residences.
- Increasing appeal among second-home buyers seeking rental visibility and ROI alongside lifestyle benefits.
- In tier 1 cities, branded serviced residences associated with national or international hotel brands command an average sale price of around INR 22,000 per sq ft in Delhi, INR 19,500 per sq ft in Bengaluru and INR 25,000 per sq ft in Mumbai. In comparison, tourist destinations offer more attractive entry points with Goa starting at INR 11,500 per sq ft, followed by Kasauli and Rishikesh at INR 9,500 and INR 8,500 per sq ft, respectively.
Growth Outlook
Goa stands out as India’s premier leisure and lifestyle destination with its unique blend of affordability, premium hospitality tie-ups, planned infrastructure projects and strong tourism-driven demand. Goa has undergone a paradigm shift from villa to apartment typology with serviced residences emerging as one of the next major investment trends in India.
As global travellers and domestic buyers increasingly seek lifestyle-driven real estate options, serviced residences in Goa will be ideal combination of price appreciation, consistent rental yields and long-term lifestyle benefits cementing the state’s place as a preferred destination for investors and homeowners across India and globally.
Over the years, Goa’s residential price appreciation has been nearly 2.6X from INR 4,000 to INR 10,300 per sq ft (2019-2025). Development is expected to expand from the coast to the hinterland driven by the operationalisation of Mopa International Airport, the planned Phase 3 and 4 expansions, proposed Aerocity and the DMIC corridor. This wave of growth is projected to fuel further price appreciation of 2.5–3.0X by 2032 with the rental yield 8-12 per cent.

“Serviced residences are transforming into a high-performing asset class, combining investment growth with lifestyle appeal,” says Swapnil Anil, MD, Advisory Services, Colliers India.
“With rising demand across emerging micro-markets, investors and homeowners have a unique opportunity to unlock long-term good return on investment and capital appreciation while also benefiting from attractive rental yields as a second home or holiday home investment.”
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