Nature, Modernity, Investment: Why Goa Should Be Your Future Home!

Nature, Modernity, Investment: Why Goa Should Be Your Future Home!

They say Goa is small Portugal. Looking deeply into its culture, traditions, lifestyle, and beaches, there is really an apparent glimpse of this southern European country. The economic growth of Goa is driven by industrial sectors such as fishing, farming, tourism, and pharmaceuticals. In the financial year, 2020-21 GSDP of Goa was Rs. 815.02 billion. 

This is one of the few states in India gifted with many natural attractions from waterfalls, beaches, hills, green lands with tropical flora & fauna. It is really a combination of natural beauty and modern convenience decorating every corner of the region, delicious seafood, wine, beer, and continuous rising business and infrastructure, Goa proves worthy to be your future home. 

Rich History 

Even as Goa we know is only a few years old established in 1987, but the history of this state is very old and diverse like others. During the Iron Age and medieval periods Goa was ruled by different dynasties & sultanates, Portuguese ruled from 1505 to 1961 and deeply influenced Goan culture, food, and architecture.

A kaleidoscope of light and color

Not only fishing & farming but Goa is also known for handicraft industry which includes pottery & terracotta, brass metal ware, wooden laquerware /wood turning, crochet & embroidery, bamboo craft, fibre craft, jute macramé craft, coconut mask carving & sea shell craft. It has also been one of the many industries that facilitated the state to thrive economically.

Culinary Capital

The culinary of Goa is a luscious reflection of its rich history and tradition. Local cuisines of Goa are influenced by local Indian & Portuguese colonialism and modern techniques. No other state in India can claim such different influences.

Here, coconut oil, coconut milk, seafood, rice, and lots of space are the ingredients. Being a region with tropical weather, the spices and tastes are strong. Kokum is also used in most of their foods. 

Tourism & Business

Goa’s remarkable location for tourism and business is one of the many reasons why it keeps attracting investors. It is a perfect spot for real estate investment as many reputed real estate developers like Tata Housing have their best residential projects here. November to February is the best time to visit Goa and this is the peak season for tourism, you can buy an apartment here, use it as a holiday home and earn a good rental income. 

Transportation & Infrastructure   

As of now, this state had installed a total 595.77 MW power generation capacity, of which thermal power plants claimed a large share of total power generation with 559.94 MW, after this 26 MW and 7.83 MW by nuclear and renewable energy correspondingly. That’s why Goa comes into the league of few states in India that achieve 100% rural electrification. 

Goa has a strong social & industrial infrastructure and transportation. It has 2 international airports & a grand port infrastructure that is at the level of reputation as a globally recognized tourist destination. Goa is also known for its well-developed pharmaceuticals industry and an upcoming hub for biotechnology and IT.

Tata Rio De Goa

Goa has really flourished beautifully over the years. Now, living in Goa will give you the joy of the countryside at the same time enjoying the ease of urban life. Tata Rio De Goa in Dabolim South Goa is Tata Housing's first residential project in Goa that aims to delight everyone who dreams to be part of the prosperous region. Located nearby MES College one of the most sought-after destinations that cater to all your needs from investment, leisure, and education, here life is both soothing and exciting.