Micro Mitti launches Dubai office, hosts NRI Realty Meet to position Indore as India’s emerging investment destination

Micro Mitti, India’s first real estate co-investment platform headquartered in Indore, Madhya Pradesh, has announced the launch of its Dubai office and the hosting of an exclusive NRI Realty Meet aimed at Indian non-resident Indians (NRIs) and global investors seeking structured access to India’s fast-growing real estate markets.

The closed-door event in Dubai is expected to attract more than 250 participants, including high-net-worth individuals (HNIs), ultra-high-net-worth individuals (UHNWIs), family office representatives, venture capital professionals, entrepreneurs and wealth advisors from across the UAE. The initiative marks a key step in Micro Mitti’s international expansion strategy and underscores its focus on connecting overseas capital with India’s emerging mid-Tier and Tier II cities.

Discussions at the meet will centre on the transformation of India’s real estate landscape, where growth is increasingly shifting away from traditional metropolitan hubs. Industry estimates indicate that by 2030, more than 35 per cent of new residential demand and nearly 40 per cent of future real estate value creation in India will come from Tier II and Tier III cities.

This shift is also influencing overseas investor behaviour. According to Credai-Colliers data, NRI real estate investment in India has exceeded USD 80 billion since 2010, with growing interest in emerging cities that offer more attractive entry prices, improved price discovery and stronger long-term yield potential compared to major metros.

The Dubai Realty Meet will provide overseas investors with detailed insights into available investment structures, including regulatory considerations under the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA), taxation frameworks and the use of Special Purpose Vehicles (SPVs) to enable compliant and scalable participation in Indian real estate.

The agenda will also highlight Micro Mitti’s co-investment model, which is designed to provide institutional-grade transparency, governance and fractional access to curated real estate assets. The platform allows investors to participate in high-quality projects while reducing traditional barriers such as large ticket sizes, operational complexity and execution risk.

As part of its global growth plans, Micro Mitti is establishing a dedicated Dubai office to support NRI investments into India-based real estate opportunities, with Indore positioned as the first focal market. The company intends to replicate this model across multiple high-growth Indian cities in the coming years.

During the event, Micro Mitti will showcase its current investment portfolio, including Selene, a premium luxury residential development; Madhuvan, an award-winning residential community; and CyberCity, Indore’s first private IT park. More than 12 upcoming projects under development and planning will also be presented, with the aim of promoting “Brand Indore” as a next-generation real estate and wealth creation hub.

Indore has emerged as one of India’s fastest-growing mid-Tier cities, supported by strong civic governance, industrial development, rising disposable incomes and sustained residential absorption. The city is increasingly viewed as a strategic gateway to India’s next phase of real estate growth.

Commenting on the initiative, Manoj Dhanotiya, Founder and CEO of Micro Mitti, said the next cycle of wealth creation in India will be driven by mid-Tier cities with strong fundamentals and rational valuations. He added that the launch of the Dubai office and the NRI Realty Meet are aimed at creating a transparent, compliant and institutionally governed pathway for NRIs to invest confidently in emerging Indian cities.

Micro Mitti’s portfolio spans residential, commercial and mixed-use developments, including Selene, Madhuvan and CyberCity, along with more than 12 upcoming projects across high-growth corridors. In January 2025, the company raised ₹90 crore in funding and is currently preparing for its Series A round to support further platform expansion.

The Realty Meet will also place investment discussions within the broader context of strengthening India–UAE economic relations, driven by rising bilateral trade, capital flows and a strong Indian expatriate presence in the UAE, creating favourable conditions for cross-border real estate investment.