Institutional investment in Indian real estate continues to witness fair traction, recording an inflow of USD 3.4 billion during the first nine months of 2022, mentions the FICCI – Vestian report titled “Institutional Investment … READ FULL STORY
Office markets in the seven key cities of Bangalore, Hyderabad, Chennai, Pune, Kolkata, Mumbai and the NCR recorded total leasing of approximately 27.2 million sq ft of space in H1 2022, showing 65% YoY … READ FULL STORY
According to statistics, foreign capital flow in real estate increased threefold to $24 billion in the previous five years. Global investors have become interested in investing large amounts in Indian real estate in the … READ FULL STORY
Despite a slew of measures to arrest the slump, by the government and the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to boost liquidity and revive demand, a latest survey by Knight Frank, FICCI and NAREDCO, … READ FULL STORY
The real estate sector has a positive outlook for the next six months, on account of the stable policy environment after the introduction of structural reforms implemented in 2017, according to the ‘Real Estate … READ FULL STORY
The secondary real estate market in India has started showing signs of recovery, after being hit by the demonetisation drive. However, the industry and property buyers expect the government to streamline the market. A … READ FULL STORY
After six months of pessimism in Q2 and Q3 of 2017, positive sentiments have surfaced in the real estate industry, with a current sentiment score of 52 in Q4 2017. The uptick stems from … READ FULL STORY
India’s future real estate sentiment index for Q3 2017 (June-September 2017), has fallen to 55, reaching its lowest point in the past 39 months. With a slowdown in the economy and the impact of … READ FULL STORY
Sentiments in the real estate sector, which had been positive in the last quarter, have moved into the negative zone for the first time since Q4 2015, largely as a result of ambiguity over … READ FULL STORY
After a drastic dip in sentiments, from October to December 2016, the first quarter of 2017 has begun on a positive note, signifying the transient impact of demonetisation. Nevertheless, the stakeholders in Indian real … READ FULL STORY
The demonetisation drive, announced by prime minister Narendra Modi on November 8, 2016, was a major disruption for the real estate market and pulled stakeholders’ sentiments for Q4 2016 to a new low – … READ FULL STORY
The Indian real estate sector, it seems, is yet to wake up to the benefits offered by technology, towards reducing operational and construction costs, maintaining timelines and tackling the labour crisis in the market. … READ FULL STORY
