Goa's real estate market is transforming into a luxury investment haven, driven by capital appreciation and infrastructure development. High-net-worth individuals are investing in opulent villas and high-end apartments, boosting the luxury segment.
Foreign investments in Indian real estate surged 20% to $3.6 billion in 2023, driven by strong economic growth and rapid urbanization. APAC countries, including Singapore and South Korea, significantly increased their investments, showing confidence in India's diverse real estate opportunities.
In Q1CY24, Grade A office space demand in India surged, driven by key cities. CEDAI predicts demand will hit 70 MSF by 2024, supported by economic growth.
India's real estate market, projected to reach trillions by 2030, needs innovative financing solutions. REITs, despite tweaks, face low investor participation, while substantial capital remains trapped in low-yield fixed deposits.
In Q1 2024, India's top seven cities recorded over 1.30 lakh homes sold, the highest in a decade, supported by the RBI's decision to maintain a stable repo rate.
The Indian real estate market is projected to reach $1.3 trillion by FY 2034, significantly impacting the economy, driven by residential demand and commercial development.
Noida's real estate market is poised for growth with the development of "Japanese" and "Korean" industrial cities, attracting foreign investment and boosting infrastructure.
India Aims for Developed Real Estate Sector by 2047 for Sustainable Urbanization
Coimbatore's thriving economy and strategic projects are attracting investors to its rising real estate market, especially in residential and commercial sectors.
Indian home prices are projected to rise by 7% this year and next, driven by luxury real estate demand. The affordable housing gap remains a concern despite interest rate hikes by the Reserve Bank of India.
Indian HNWIs and UHNWIs display strong economic optimism, with 71% planning real estate purchases in the next two years, driven by capital appreciation.
The Indian real estate market is poised for growth in 2024, with opportunities in residential, commercial, and industrial sectors. Challenges include regulations and infrastructure deficiencies.
Uttar Pradesh has emerged as the second-largest economy in India, aiming for a $1 trillion GDP by 2027, thanks to Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's initiatives.
Sales of luxury homes valued at Rs 4 crore and above rose 97% over the previous year in major Indian cities from January to September 2023.
This article discusses the four essential elements for production—land, labor, physical capital, and human capital—and emphasizes the significance of human capital in economic growth.
The co-working sector in India is showing signs of recovery post-pandemic, with calls for government support and recognition to bolster growth.
India's real estate sector, particularly residential, is rebounding thanks to government policies like reduced home loan interest rates and tax relief, attracting more buyers and foreign investment.
Hero MotoCorp's Sunil Munjal discussed the economic growth and challenges in infrastructure projects at an event. He highlighted the need for faster decision-making and implementation to attract foreign investments and mentioned high land and lending costs as concerns.
SBI seeks new financial products to refinance long-term infrastructure projects, exploring options including takeout finance and pension funds.
Hotels and convention centers are now included in the master list of infrastructure, a move praised by the Tourism Minister which is likely to boost the hospitality sector.
International retail brands are cautiously expanding in India due to economic uncertainties and supply constraints, focusing primarily on top cities.
During a visit to India, British PM David Cameron pledged UK government funding for the Mumbai-Bangalore corridor project, foreseeing significant economic benefits and job creation.
Mantri Group wins the CII-ITC Sustainability Award 2012 for their commitment to sustainable development, presented by President Pranab Mukherjee in New Delhi.
The real estate sector anticipates a prosperous 2013, following a challenging 2012 marked by slow market activity. Experts are optimistic, citing potential from policy changes and investments.
Finance Ministry plans to bolster the real estate sector by facilitating bank loans for builders with stalled residential projects, aiming to revitalize the sector and stimulate economic growth.