
Isprava's luxury villas in Goa and Alibaug, built a decade ago, illustrate how India's affluent are changing their approach to second homes. The company has expanded its portfolio, reflecting a shift toward bespoke, high-end properties. The trend highlights evolving preferences among wealthy Indians for personalized, upscale living spaces.
Ten years on, Isprava’s villas in Goa and Alibaug offer a window into how India’s wealthy are rethinking the second home
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