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Top YouTube Real Estate Influencers in India

5 Real Estate creators on YouTube from India — ranked by followers.

5

Total Creators

52.4K

Avg Followers

1.66%

Avg Engagement

57/100

Avg SH Score

As of October 2026, the YouTube Real Estate influencers in India with the most followers on SocialHipper are Houssed (@houssedindia, 102.0K subscribers), Arya Kothari (@arya_kothari, 71.5K) and Mumbai Vlog (@mumbaivlog, 60.1K). Across the 5 creators in this ranking, the average engagement rate is 1.66% (the median is 2.2% of views and 3.1% puts a channel in the top quarter) and the average SocialHipper quality score is 57/100.

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@houssedindia YouTube

Ahmedabad, India

102.0K

Followers

0.00%

Engage

51/100

Average

Updated 7h ago

Lifestyle

@arya_kothari YouTube

Mumbai, India

71.5K

Followers

1.91%

Engage

60/100

Good

Updated 1d ago

Lifestyle 12.4%

@mumbaivlog YouTube

India

60.1K

Followers

4.28%

Engage

73/100

Good

Updated 1d ago

Real Estate

@anushrib YouTube

Goa, India

16.2K

Followers

1.37%

Engage

52/100

Average

Updated 14h ago

Food 4.5%

@atharpropertyrealtor YouTube

Lucknow, India

12.2K

Followers

0.76%

Engage

50/100

Average

Updated 14h ago

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By followers, the top creators are Houssed (@houssedindia, 102.0K subscribers), Arya Kothari (@arya_kothari, 71.5K) and Mumbai Vlog (@mumbaivlog, 60.1K). We track 5 Real Estate YouTube influencers in India with an average engagement rate of 1.66%. Browse the ranked list above.
Use the city filter. Popular cities include Ahmedabad, Goa and Lucknow.
Engagement rate is average likes plus comments per post, divided by average views, times 100. On YouTube, the median is 2.2% of views and 3.1% puts a channel in the top quarter.