1.Pre and Post-COVID Residential Market

Investors likely to show higher preference for smart homes, integrated townships.

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2.Pre and Post-COVID Residential Market

Investors are likely to show a higher preference for smart homes and integrated townships.

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3.The Real Estate Pile-Up

Developers are sitting on unsold inventory worth Rs 3,700 billion.

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4.A merger could be a very good opportunity...

In an exclusive interview with CW, Parth Jindal speaks on the group’s strategy and operating model, growth plans going forward, and more...

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5.Massive developer consolidation in top nine cities

As a result, project share of the top 10 developers increases

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6.Stuck housing projects get a new lease of life

More than 90 per cent consolidation in Indian real estate at project-level; only a few (such as Indiabulls) consider exiting realty business altogether. After DeMo wiped out fly-by-night and many small developers, liquidity crisis led Big Boys to take up stuck or delayed projects. Preferred consolidation models include JVs, alliance, development management contract, land monetisation.

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7.Liquidity is Key for Survival and Growth

India Ratings and Research (Ind-Ra) has maintained an overall negative outlook on the real estate sector for FY2020.

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8.Read on the highs and lows of the Indian real estate sector in 2018

Year 2018 was a veritable roller-coaster ride for the Indian real estate. Despite signs of recovery across segments, the liquidity crunch – further exacerbated by the NBFC crisis – put all industry stakeholders on tenterhooks.

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