India holds the 20th position in global real estate investment, with $3.4 billion received last year, signaling potential growth in 2013.
Mauritius' high-end estate market shows resilience amidst global economic slump, driven by Integrated Resort Schemes and foreign investment.
Brigade Group's Orion Mall Opens in Bangalore with Global Brands and Luxury Features
India's national treasury may have lost $210 billion due to sweetheart coal deals between 2004-2009, sparking a major corruption scandal and political uproar.
IMF chief Christine Lagarde emphasizes the need for a robust financial sector to drive economic growth, citing it as a key lesson from the global slowdown.
Indian hoteliers are importing built-up rooms and fittings from China to offset rising construction costs, which have surged nearly 40%, thus saving time and expenses.
As Indian property firms seek growth in international markets, they are establishing offices abroad to tap into new business opportunities amid a domestic slowdown.
India and China significantly improve real estate transparency in Asia Pacific, ranking in semi-transparent and low transparent levels respectively.
Hilton plans to add 300 hotels in Asia over the next decade, focusing on India and China to capitalize on the travel boom. The expansion includes a joint venture with DLF Ltd. in India, aiming to open 75 hotels in five years.
Lippo Group plans to invest $10 billion in Asian property markets over the next five years, focusing on retail, residential, hospital, and hotel projects in emerging markets like China and Indonesia.
A recent AFIRE survey reveals India ranks highly among foreign real estate investors, with JP Morgan planning a substantial investment in the sector.