The real estate industry in India is growing at an accelerated rate. With increased urbanization and rising household income, the demand for residential properties has surged, making India ranks among top markets in the … READ FULL STORY
Currently, real estate companies are contributing approximately 7-8% to the Indian GDP, which is estimated to increase by 3-4% by 2025. As the nation strives to become a USD 5 trillion economy, analysts and … READ FULL STORY
Private equity investment inflows into the Indian real estate sector amounted to $45 million (Rs 3.7 billion) in the first quarter (Q1) of 2023, says the latest report released by the property consulting firm … READ FULL STORY
Positive consumer sentiments and growing demand for space have propelled the Indian real estate industry’s steady post-pandemic recovery. Factors contributing to this include rising income level, rapid urbanization, and spike in interest, driven by … READ FULL STORY
Economies, globally, have not yet recovered from the Covid-19 setback and signs of recession are visible. The war between Ukraine and Russia has worsened the financial recovery. However, for the Indian realty market, 2022 … READ FULL STORY
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
Indian real estate is seeing an increased demand in residential, office and retail spaces. In addition to these, the government reforms in place is aiding in the upward growth of the real estate segment … READ FULL STORY
With more than 6,50,000 Indians working and staying in Qatar, the non-resident Indians (NRIs) there are in a tight spot, after its neighbouring countries, including Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Egypt and the United Arab Emirates, … READ FULL STORY
In an exclusive interaction with Housing News, Sachin Sandhir, global managing director – emerging business of RICS, points out that India considerably lags behind mature real estate markets, such as the US and UK … READ FULL STORY
Delay in construction and delivery of projects, is the biggest challenge that the real estate industry faces. This is a direct by-product, of the shortage of skilled manpower to execute the projects and streamline … READ FULL STORY
It makes for a telling revelation that considering the 11,500 developers under the CREDAI (Confederation of Real Estate Developers’ Associations of India) umbrella, the number of developers who have consistently delivered projects across all … READ FULL STORY
In 2016, equity investments witnessed a return journey to India. After the change in its regulatory framework, the country is now looking way more attractive to investors - both, foreign and domestic - than … READ FULL STORY
