A recent Colliers India investment report solicited responses from the top 40 institutional investors in the country to understand their investment priorities in 2019.
Based on Colliers International India’s (CII) new study, compared to 2008, the total inflow of capital directed towards Indian Real Estate has exceeded by $53 billion
With some states like Maharashtra putting in place a Cloud policy, Ritesh Sachdev, Head, Occupier Services, India, and Managing Director, South, Colliers International India, advises occupiers to scout for data centre opportunities in Pune and Navi Mumbai, apart from IT centres like Bengaluru and Hyderabad.
What classes of realty are real-estate funds to look out for in 2019?
The flexibility of realty funds extends to the nature of their offerings
Realty funds are poised to grow stronger as developers tailor offerings
The silver lining for residential property buyers was the June 2018 amendment of the Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code (IBC), 2016, which classified home buyers as financial creditors as opposed to their previous operational creditors status.
2017 was a bad year for Indian realty. Launches dulled as the industry reeled under the impact of demonetisation and the newly introduced Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act (RERA) and Goods and Service Tax (GST).
The Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) reform was heralded as the initiative that would bring depth to Indian commercial realty.
Housing real estate is down. Sales fell by 35 per cent across eight major cities between July and September as against the previous quarter, according to research firm PropEquity.
