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Indian real estate is coming out of the shadows and gaining distinction on the world stage. Foreign investments in Indian realty have significantly shot up from $3.2 billion during 2011-13 to a whopping $7.6 billion in 2015-2017, recording a staggering surge of 137 percent. Policy reforms, political stability, liberalization of the FDI policy and improvement

The Retail Real Estate market in India is on a growth curve with foreign direct investment (FDI) in single-brand retail boosting demand in the segment. According to experts, the retail segment attracted an investment of over $700 million in 2016, which is expected to rise by 20 percent this year. Despite the perception that e-commerce

As per commercial real estate services market reports in India, the number of Grade A warehouses being leased has evolved from covering about 7 million square feet in 2014, to now over 10 million square feet in 2017. This is a testament to the rapid momentum at which the demand for warehouse facilities is increasing

Pune is a vibrant and rapidly expanding city in the west of Maharashtra. By its location alone, Pune has several advantages. The climate is moderate and it is only 160kms away from India’s most populous Metropolis, Mumbai. But it isn’t only for geographical reasons that the city is one of the most sought after living

The increased connectivity in the world has transformed the way we consume information, make decisions and choose to live. Industries are being forced to adapt to the changing attitudes and times. The real estate industry’s modern day evolution isn’t far behind. Here are 5 trends in Commercial Real Estate (CRE) to watch in 2017: 1.

The Indian government’s uniform tax policy for goods and services across the nation is expected to come into effect from 1 April, 2017. This is good news for several sectors in India, especially commercial real estate. GST or Goods and Services Tax could bring in clarity and unambiguity in the commercial real estate sector, conceivably

Donald Trump has previously been a name synonymous with American realty and reality television. However, this maverick yet popular personality is now the 45th elected president of the United States of America. When asked if the Trump win will affect India, Mark Matthews of Bank Julius Baer & Co stated that India is indeed different