Foreign investments made up 77% of institutional investment in Indian real estate from 2019 to 2023, indicating strong global confidence in the sector.
Knight Frank's report reveals Singapore as the top Asia-Pacific residential market with 13.7% YoY growth. Bengaluru and Mumbai also rank in the top 10.
HSBC predicts rapid growth in Asia's Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) over the next few years, driven by investor demand for safer, income-generating assets.
Connaught Place in Delhi slips to the 7th most expensive office market globally, according to CBRE. Hong Kong retains the top spot in the rankings.
Asian Development Bank plans Asia Pacific Infrastructure Fund to finance regional projects, focusing on debt in infrastructure projects and attracting regional and international investment.
Foreign retailers are increasingly targeting India for expansion, attracted by rising incomes and a growing population, with Mumbai and Delhi leading as top destinations.
In 2011, demand for office and retail space in Bangalore showed robust growth, with a significant contribution from the IT and ITES sectors. Experts predict an even higher demand for office space in 2012.
Two Indian real estate deals, Leela Kempinski Kovalam and Noida's Wave Mega City Centre, ranked among Asia's top ten in August 2011, according to Real Capital.
John Abraham has received over $500,000 from ETA Star for the Habitat for Humanity initiative to build homes for the underprivileged in several countries.
Global economic turmoil impacts Asia Pacific property market with rising vacancy rates and declining office space leasing.
DLF-Hilton's joint venture faces regulatory delays for the Hilton Garden Inn project in New Delhi, but the partnership remains strong with 17 projects underway.
India and China significantly improve real estate transparency in Asia Pacific, ranking in semi-transparent and low transparent levels respectively.