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Domestic investors, REITs drive record $5.1 billion inflows into Indian real estate in Q1India’s real estate sector recorded strong momentum, with investments hitting a record $5.1 billion in the January–March quarter, driven ma...- Millennials & Gen Z to drive majority of home purchases by 2030: Binitha DalalIndia's real estate market is poised for substantial growth, potentially reaching $5-10 trillion by 2047, fueled by urbanization and rising...
- Classification of REITs as equity to boost investment in Indian real estate: IndustrySEBI's decision to classify REITs as 'equity' for mutual fund investments is a progressive step to broaden investor participation and stren...
- Classification of REITs as equity to boost investment in Indian real estate: IndustrySEBI's reclassification of REITs as 'equity' for mutual fund investments is a progressive move expected to broaden investor participation a...
- Average yield of Indian REITs at 6-7.5pc, higher than US, Singapore, Japan: CREDAI- AnarockIndian REITs are outperforming many mature markets with average yields of 6-7.5%, according to a CREDAI-Anarock report. While currently con...
- Indian REIT market poised for $25 billion milestone by 2030, says ANAROCK-CREDAI reportIndia’s REIT market has grown to USD 18 billion since 2019 and could surpass USD 25 billion by 2029. Backed by reforms and expansion into r...
- Trump's tariffs hurting India, people losing jobs: TharoorCongress leader Shashi Tharoor criticized US tariffs on Indian exports, saying 1.35 lakh jobs have been lost in gems, jewelry, seafood, and...
- Feel good factor from GST rate cut, housing demand to rise during festivals: CREDAICREDAI believes that the Indian government's GST rate cuts will boost consumer purchasing power and increase demand for residential propert...
- Turkey off the table: Indian weddings, corporate events move out over Ankara's pro-Pakistan stanceGrowing geopolitical tensions stemming from Turkey's alignment with Pakistan are causing Indian high-net-worth individuals and corporations...
- Ghaziabad Development Authority to acquire land for new township for Rs 2,500 croreGhaziabad Development Authority plans a Rs 2,500 crore investment to acquire 521 hectares for a new township, aiming to boost real estate d...
- DLF to sell Kolkata IT park for Rs 637 croreDLF Info City Developers (Kolkata) Ltd. has signed an agreement to sell Kolkata Tech Park 1 to RDB Primarc Techno Park LLP for Rs 637 crore...
- Stocks in news: DLF, BHEL, YES Bank, Heranba Industries, NBCC, Sun TV and ZEELCG Power, BEML, DFM Foods and Cochin Shipyard are among the companies that will announce their March quarter results today.
- Prestige Estates Q3 profit jumps over two-fold to Rs 162 croreIts net profit stood at Rs 58.1 crore in the year-ago period.
- ET India Infra summit to focus on sustainabilityCabinet ministers Venkiah Naidu, Nitin Gadkari and Suresh Prabhu will interact with leading industrialists involved in building major infra...
- Builders look beyond West Bengal to scale up businessThe South City Projects (a consortium of builders), for instance, is discussing a project in London, besides finishing their futuristic res...
- Ease of doing business: Real estate strangled by bureaucracy and corruptionIn the EODB subranking, India is slotted at 183rd in terms of getting construction permits and 138th in the ease of property registration.
- Budget 2015: Realty sector seeks more tax sops on REITsIn September 2014, market regulator SEBI had notified norms for listing of new business trust structure REITs that would help attract more ...
- NRIs invest over $2 billion in Indian realty in 2013 on weak rupeeNRIs invested over $2 billion in Indian real estate in 2013, riding on the back of a weak rupee and heightened promotions by developers.
- Realtors expect more investment from expats on rupee fall"With the rupee riding low against the dollar, Indian residents are looking to accelerate investment plans back home," ASSOCHAM's secretary...
- Bangalore property market surpasses Mumbai, Delhi and Chennai with 8 per cent growthDelhi-NCR and Mumbai witnessed a sharp drop of over 40% in property sales in 2012, mainly due to inflated property prices.
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