In spite of the recent ebb in the
real
estate scenario, the Indian realty market holds the 9th position among the
retail markets of the world with a consistent growth of 30% per annum. The
favorable policies of the Indian government are the major initiator of the
realty boom. In fact, the real estate industry in India is recorded to be
second largest employer after agriculture. Focus is especially on the various
metros like Delhi and NCR, Mumbai, Kolkata for developing projects ranging from
residential, retail to commercial complexes.
Why Investing in Indian Realty Market
The boom in Indian economy. In
the last financial year the economy witnessed a considerable 8.1% increase. Due
to the growth, the purchasing power of the investors has increased causing a
rise in the demand for realty properties.
It has been estimated that there
would be around 2 million graduates from various universities. Hence, creating
demand for offices and industrial space of over 100 million square feet.
The new policies adopted by the
Government of India regarding FDI (foreign direct investments) encouraging
various countries to invest in Indian properties.
The property investment in India
yields large dividends. As a result of which, about 70% of the investors are
churning profit.
Indian Real Estate - Attractive Destination for FDI As already
mentioned, the positive approach of the Indian Government is the major factor
behind the growth of the Indian real estate. The following
is the list of the FDI groups that have already made their mark in the Indian
realty market. List of FDI
Emaar MGF - The developer has invested a mammoth amount of US$1
billion. It has the objective of developing pan-India projects ranging from
residential, commercial, hospitality in integrated township and SEZ.
Keppel Land - The Singapore based group in association with a
Bangalore based group has signed an agreement for developing residential and
commercial buildings in the Indian Silicon City.
DSP Merrill Lynch, Barclays Bank
and Mauritius-based TH Holdings and Group have so far invested Rs.11, 460 crore
in the construction and realty sector.
The list of foreign direct
investors also includes AEA Holdings, RREEF (real estate investment wing of
Deutsche Asset Management), Capital Land, Royal RaJ Indian, Morgan Stanley Real
Estate Fund, IREO Investment Holding, Carrefour, Cayman Islands and many others.
Some of the locations are often termed as "temples of new or modern
India", hence reflecting the extent of property development in India.
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