Reinventing the Indian Real Estate Market

Real Estate in India is currently growing at 30 percent per annum. Dun & Bradstreet India, the global service provider, pegs the domestic Real Estate at $14 billion.

Since housing creates strong backward and forward linkages, the Indian Real Estate can boast of a wide range of products, which suits the pockets of even people in the low-income group.

The scramble to buy property in India is rooted in healthy returns and the buoyant nature of the Indian property market. Help from the government and financial solutions providers is being sought to fill the funding gap for infrastructure development in Special Economic Zone's (SEZs) commercial and domestic space. Residential property in Udaipur in Low Price prices in realty funds of major cities are hot on commercial property in Udaipur in Low Rates.

Property in India:

The multi-fold growth of credit to the Real Estate sector and the rapid rise in Real Estate values across the country has led to a gradual supply build-up that can outstrip demand for office space in the short to medium term. This will balance out in the longer term though, but currently, stakeholders i.e. investors, tenants, buyers, developers, and even regulatory authorities, can use the information about the forecasted correction of office rental values to rethink and reformat their real estate investment/development / end-user strategies accordingly.

A new pattern has emerged in creating a win-win situation for the Real Estate developers and the investor whereby the builder gets money for constructing the mall/office building and offers the investor an assured return, now increased from 8.5-9% to 12-15%. The builder can add features that will add greater value, thus promising a better deal.

As per this, even if the property in question does not get leased, the builder pays the buyer a certain fixed percentage till the time it is rented out. Continuous healthy demand, due to rising capital and rental values and easy availability of capital have made it easy for a large number of projects to take off at major locations in India, such as Pune, Kolkata, Hyderabad, and Mumbai.

India Properties:

With a massive influx of FDI into the Real Estate sector, foreign money continues to find its way to Real Estate India. UK-based Trinity Capital, managed by Trikona is slated to develop an 8.2 million sq ft Special Economic Zone in Gurgaon, Haryana, for IT and IT-enabled services, along with supporting infrastructures, such as residential projects, schools, hospitals, and entertainment zones.

Trikona is now looking to invest over 500 million pounds a year, in the next four to five years, in the Indian property market.

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