India's retail scene is thriving, with a rise in organized retailing and malls, while high street shops also maintain their appeal, showcasing a complementary growth strategy.
Local property investors in the West Midlands are exploring opportunities in India's emerging real estate market as UK prices decline amid the credit crunch.
New airports in India will become business hubs with office, hospitality, and retail spaces, boosting real estate and attracting MNCs.
India's rapid economic growth positions its real estate sector as a lucrative investment opportunity for both local and foreign investors.
Mumbai's industrial property rents surged dramatically last year, nearly doubling and ranking among the fastest increases worldwide, according to an international report.
The Indian government acknowledges public demand for reduced home loan interest rates, particularly for loans under Rs 20 lakh, but leaves the decision to banks and the RBI.
Indian real estate values are anticipated to surge from $12 billion to $90 billion by 2015, driven by urban demand and a booming economy.