In a boost to sustainable real estate, Havelock Island’s Vijay Nagar region has recorded a 10% increase in sales of solar-powered homestays. Priced between ₹40 lakh and ₹60 lakh, these eco-homes are gaining popularity among environmentally conscious tourists and local investors alike.

The growth is attributed to a combination of factors, including rising interest in green tourism, support from local environmental initiatives, and the scenic appeal of Havelock’s beaches. Developers in the region have been actively integrating solar energy, rainwater harvesting systems, and eco-sensitive architecture into their homestay projects, making them both attractive and responsible investments.

Vijay Nagar, known for its quiet charm and proximity to clear waters, has become a prime location for sustainable tourism development. The government’s push for eco-tourism and the introduction of green building norms across the Andaman & Nicobar Islands have further supported the uptake of such projects.

Real estate experts suggest that eco-homes in Havelock are not only appealing to tourists but are also becoming a preferred choice for locals investing in the hospitality sector. The steady demand hints at the long-term viability of sustainable housing in the island ecosystem.

With more green-certified projects on the horizon and continued investor interest, Vijay Nagar is poised to be a model for eco-conscious real estate in island tourism hubs.