Mangalore’s property market surges as prestigious institutions like NITK and Kasturba Medical College drive housing demand near emerging tech zones and infrastructure corridors, with IT parks and healthcare clusters boosting residential and commercial opportunities.
The real estate industry is projected to reach $180 billion by 2020, highlighted during a seminar at Acharya Bangalore B School that engaged students with industry experts.
Realty sector and infrastructure firms like GMR and HCC are venturing into the education sector, aiming to capitalize on the growing education industry in India.
Shriram Properties and Career Launcher will open 25 Indus World Schools in townships across Bangalore, Chennai, Kolkata, and Visakhapatnam by 2010.
Ambuja Realty is expanding into real estate, hospitality, life care, and education despite the economic slowdown. The company has invested ₹1200 crore in projects since its inception.
Indian real estate firms target Middle Eastern diaspora for investment amid economic slowdown, with focus on infrastructure and key sectors in upcoming investment meets.
Private equity investors are shifting focus from traditional sectors like real estate and financial services to emerging sectors like education, healthcare, and infrastructure due to their growth potential.
Chandigarh's thriving rental market, driven by increased demand from residents seeking affordable housing, offers a variety of options catering to diverse budgets and lifestyles.
St Xavier’s College in collaboration with CREDAI plans to launch a one-year postgraduate diploma in real estate management to meet growing demand.