FDI regulations in India for real estate indicate growth projections and increased foreign investment, benefiting the sector's expansion and attracting both domestic and international investors.
Developers in Maharashtra anticipate increased home sales during Gudi Padwa, providing incentives like discounts and flexible payments. Experts note rising property prices and strong buyer sentiment.
Shevgaon, renowned for cotton and sugarcane, now faces a wave of illegal portfolio management services promising high returns. Residents are taking loans and moving funds from safer investments to invest in these services, leading to financial catastrophes and suicides.
The Indian real estate market is projected to significantly grow by 2040, driven by infrastructure developments and foreign investments, enhancing its profitability and demand.
CapitaLand to Exit Indian Real Estate Market, Plus UK and Australia
Spain's new residency scheme attracts foreign real estate investors by allowing residential property purchases. Portugal and Ireland consider similar plans to boost investment.
Indian real estate anticipates recovery from a slow 2012, fueled by retail FDI policy. Increased demand for retail spaces is expected to drive construction and boost commercial real estate.
Surging property prices have led to a significant decline in residential sales across major Indian cities, with reports indicating a 42% drop in 2012.
Private equity (PE) firms, once major real estate investors, now seek exits due to low returns. Over-optimism and soaring valuations have led to challenges, prompting caution.
Demand for super luxury housing in India, ranging from Rs. 4 cr to Rs. 30 cr, has surged by 30-40%, prompting developers like Lodha, Orbit, and Skyline to focus on boutique homes.