India's infrastructure push, with over ₹18,000 crore ($2.2 billion USD) allocated to projects across highways, rail, and airports, is reshaping real estate demand. The Economic Survey 2025-26 highlights a 60% expansion of the national highway network since 2014 and a significant increase in capital expenditure to ₹12.2 lakh crore ($1.5 billion USD). Major cities like Mumbai and Delhi-NCR are witnessing shifts in buyer patterns as connectivity improves. For instance, Navi Mumbai has gained traction due to the Mumbai Trans Harbour Link and the upcoming international airport, leading to a decrease in inventory overhang to 17 months. In Delhi-NCR, Noida's real estate market saw a 36% year-on-year price growth, fueled by luxury demand and infrastructure development. Gurugram's sales value jumped dramatically due to the completion of the Dwarka Expressway, showcasing the impact of infrastructure on real estate dynamics. Additionally, the operationalization of Manohar International Airport in Goa has boosted tourism and rental yields, with North Goa micro-markets achieving returns of 4-6%. While infrastructure creates value, delays in execution can lead to discrepancies between announcement and actual usability, requiring investors to remain patient.