CREDAI Tamil Nadu has highlighted that Tamil Nadu’s sustained double-digit economic growth is strengthening confidence across housing, infrastructure and investment segments.

The State recorded real economic growth of 10.83 per cent in FY26, following 11.19 per cent in FY25, significantly above the national estimate of 7.4 per cent. Tamil Nadu’s GSDP rose from Rs 31.19 trillion to Rs 35.29 trillion during the period, with per capita income reaching Rs 408,000.

According to CREDAI Tamil Nadu, the continued growth momentum reflects broad-based confidence across industries, investors, homebuyers and the workforce. The performance marks two consecutive years of double-digit growth, the first such occurrence in over a decade.

The development is expected to have a direct impact on the real estate sector, with economic expansion driving job creation, income growth and urbanisation, thereby supporting demand across residential, commercial, warehousing and infrastructure segments.

The State’s strong performance in services, including real estate-linked activity, further reinforces the sector’s role in the growth cycle. Continued focus on infrastructure development, industrial expansion, digital governance and investment facilitation is contributing to a stable and growth-oriented ecosystem.

With strong fundamentals including a skilled workforce, manufacturing base and urban development, Tamil Nadu is positioned to sustain growth, supported by ongoing reforms in approvals, infrastructure and ease of doing business.