Having a sought-after address is no longer enough for India’s super-rich, whose appetite for extravagant homes is set to grow as the nation’s population of billionaires and millionaires expands in the coming years. What are wealthy Indians looking for from their four walls?

With many young Indian professionals moving every two to three years, buying and transporting a fridge, bed or couch can be expensive and impractical. Start-up RentoMojo aims to free people from the burden of ownership, offering furniture and appliances on a rental basis.

India’s beauty and personal care market is in distress. A drier than usual monsoon season has caused droughts across the country, and this is affecting how people are shopping. As water scarcity puts pressure on people's consumption habits, they're not splashing out on cosmetics and toiletries.

India is now one of the 20 wealthiest countries in the world. As a result, the luxury market has been steadily growing as people start to splash their cash on high-end goods. Now, research suggests that Indians of different ages have contrasting drivers when shopping for luxury.