Tamil Nadu’s Double-Digit Economic Growth Strengthens Housing and Infrastructure Confidence: CREDAI Tamil Nadu

Tamil Nadu’s continued double-digit economic growth has emerged as a major confidence booster for the housing, infrastructure and investment sectors, according to CREDAI Tamil Nadu President Habib WS.

The State recorded a real economic growth of 10.83 percent in 2025-26 after achieving 11.19 percent growth in 2024-25, placing Tamil Nadu significantly ahead of the national growth estimate of 7.4 percent. The latest figures have reinforced the State’s position as one of India’s strongest performing regional economies.

Reacting to the development, Habib WS said the achievement reflects growing confidence among industries, entrepreneurs, investors, homebuyers and the workforce. He noted that Tamil Nadu’s Gross State Domestic Product increased from ₹31.19 lakh crore in 2024-25 to ₹35.29 lakh crore in 2025-26, while the per capita income reached ₹4.08 lakh.

According to CREDAI Tamil Nadu, the economic momentum is expected to positively influence the real estate sector across residential, commercial and infrastructure segments. Rising employment opportunities, urbanisation and industrial growth are likely to drive demand for housing, plotted developments, warehousing and commercial spaces in key cities across the State.

The organisation also highlighted that Tamil Nadu’s strong infrastructure push, industrial expansion, digital governance initiatives and investment-friendly policies are creating a stable environment for long-term real estate growth. Improved connectivity projects, urban planning initiatives and large-scale investments are further supporting market confidence.

Habib WS stated that Tamil Nadu possesses strong economic fundamentals including skilled manpower, advanced manufacturing capabilities, vibrant urban centres and a strong entrepreneurial ecosystem. He added that continued reforms in approvals, housing policies, infrastructure development and ease of doing business could further accelerate growth in the State’s real estate and construction sectors.

Industry experts believe the State’s sustained economic expansion will continue attracting both domestic and global investments while supporting long-term demand across the housing and infrastructure sectors.