The biggest event of Indian Democracy just got over on the 4th of June, 2024 with a mandate for the existing government. The continuity of present government at centre ensures no interruptions in the ongoing schemes and investments into infrastructure development.
The PM AWAS YOJNA-URBAN 2.0 is set to fulfill the housing requirements of 1 crore poor and middle-class families. This ambitious initiative is expected to drive demand for affordable housing.
The biggest event of Indian Democracy just got over on the 4th of June, 2024. This general election has ensured NDA's victory for the third term ensuring unprecedented policy certainty and conducive investment climate.
From its thriving IT and business ecosystem to government initiatives fostering economic growth, Pune stands at the forefront of India's commercial property marketresurgence, beckoning investors with promises of stability, innovation, and diverse business prospects.
Over the next decade, India is pegged as one of the fastest growing economies in world owing to its strong domestic demand, physical and digital infrastructure and improved global competitiveness.
Indian real estate positive Movement in year 2023 witnessing record investments in all segments of real estate despite global uncertainties. Businesses across sectors in real estate have witnessed remarkable performance in 2023 with residential, office, logistics, Hospital, retail expected to grow at rate (CAFR).
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Real estate grow till mid year 2023 and is expected to see continued growth into the year 2024. Market is witnessing revival of investment across all sectors particularly in commercial real estate segment owing to return of normalcy in corporate
From being known as 'Garden City' or 'Pensioners' Paradise in 1980s to becoming the 'Silicon Valley of India' by 2000s, Bengaluru has seen tremendous growth trajectory in the last few decades. From a humble beginning of 13 companies accounting for Rs 16 crore worth of software exports in 1991.
India has emerged as one of the best performing markets in recent past amidst continuing global economic uncertainty As a young nation, India is exploring new frontiers of economic opportunities strategically with focus on sustained growth and stability on many fronts, including taxation.
BFSI stands for Banking, Financial Services, and Insurance sector which represents a major portion of the multi billion dollar Indian economy comprising all Banking, Insurance, and Non Banking Financial Institutions ( including Broking and Asset Management.
The Indian automobile industry comprising of the automobile and the automotive components segments is one of the key drivers of the economic growth of India Being deeply integrated with other industrial sectors, it is a major driver of the manufacturing gross domestic product (GDP) exports and employment.
TThe journey of Indian Real Estate in the last 75 years has been an epic story of self resilience and growth in face of multitudes of economic and structural challenges It has seen paradigm shifts in terms of perception and demand balanced by economic challenges, periodic recessions and now the pandemic.
The Indian Food and Beverage I ndustry has been blooming quite well since the last decade or so This is due to a change in social patterns and generalized economic growth From the elementary packaged foods, baked goods, dairy and confectionery products to the deserts, snacks and ice cream the industry has made considerable growth over the years.
E-Commerce has revolutionized the way we conduct business and has brought in many changes in our world in the last few years. E-commerce is primarily an electronic platform that enables us to conduct business related activities such as buying and selling of goods and services or the transmitting of funds or data. These business transactions occur in many formats/models.
Pandemic has brought in many changes in our world. One of the areas which experienced a massive shift is how we work. From holding mundane 9 to 6 jobs, we rapidly adopted to a remote work model in the pandemic world. It forced most of us to go through a period of uncertainty regarding sustainability of remote working...
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Year 2021 has been a year where recovery took precedent. Real GDP of India increased by 8.4% YoY in Q2 of FY 22, recovering more than 100% of pre-pandemic output in the equivalent quarter of FY 20. India is the one of the few countries to have shown sustained economy's resiliency over last foooour quarters.
India's real estatesector,which isa$200-billionmarket, isgraduallycomingout of the disruptionscausedby the Covid-19 pandemicand i sad justing for sustained growth in post-pandemicera.The sectorprovide demployment to5.5crore people in 2019,and is expected to provide jobs to7crore people in the coming years as per ministry of housing and urban affairs(MoHUA).
TheIndianrealestateindustryhasbeenoneof thebiggestwealthcreatorsinthepast fewdecades andisthesecond-highestemploymentgenerator inthecountryafteragriculture.Thesector isdeeply interlinked toasmanyas220alliedsectors. Thesector accounts for nearly6-7per cent of the economyand is set toaccount for nearly13%by 2025 if all reformmeasures announcedare executedwell.
Warehousing and logistics sector has been growings teadily since 2017,when it was grantedan infrastructure status.Structured reforms such as the implementation of Good sand Services Act, the formation of a Logistics Department under theministry of commerce and industry and various other policy changes.Riding on steadydemand frome-commerce.
The real estate industry is on the verge of transformation with realty sector and its ancillary industries witnessing a series of structural reforms with advent of RERA, policy changes, industry consolidation and fast technology driven growth, which has increased.
With steady government at centre post elections 2019,real estate is expected to gain momentum across different segment particularly in commercial and affordable housing segment.The first half of the 2019 was positive for real estate. Investors are back inmarket with PE investment seeingmajor activities.
While the year 2018 has been a year of brisk activities in the Indian Real Estate sector, the year 2019 is expected to bring in both challenging and opportunistic with upcoming elections, changing dynamics of credit growth and focus on infrastructure improvement driving the markets.The short term impact of elections in terms of slow down of policy clearances.
The first half of the 2018 was positive for real estate. In the wake of the Union Budget 2018,afew trends are not only emerging but are also shaping the real estate sector.The policy reforms under taken such as RERA and GST are positively impacting the Real Estate markets with facilitating transparency.
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2017 has been a year of policy consolidation for Indian Real Estate sector. The implementation of GST and RERA have begun to shape up the sector with new standards of delivery, accountability and transparency. 2017 has been a year of policy consolidation for Indian Real Estate sector.
The first half of the 2017 was positive for real estate. The policy reforms undertaken such as RERA and GST are expected to have positive implications on Real Estate. The recently implemented Real Estate and Regulation Act (RERA) has already started addressing the issue of non-transparency and affixes a level of accountability.
The Indian real estate sectors is gradually strengthening its position as a transparent investment market. With the real estate regulatory amendments it is adding credibility and positivity, and is building up confidence in the minds of investors. The overall market sentiments have improved and we certainly expect market
With skew of reforms and policy initiatives, the investor's confidence in Indian economy has substantially improved. The Indian economy is also exhibiting strong signs of sustained growth on long term basis. With a GDP growth of 7.4% in the second quarter of 2015-16, India has outpaced China to become perhaps the fastest growing major economy in the world.
Indian Real estate is experiencing renewed investor's confidence with most major markets witnessing brisk activity. Indian Real estate is poised to enter the second growth cycle driven by expanding e-commerce and e-retailing demand. The renewed thrust on manufacturing through 'Make in India' initiative has received a positive response from MNCs around the Globe.
The year 2014 has been a positive year for the real estate sector in terms of restoring investors' confidence and market sentiments. With stable government at center and many policy initiatives to boost investment, Real Estate market is poised to start its second innings in year 2015. As a second major contributor to the GDP.