Current and Projected Trends of Indian Real Estate Sector

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Current and Projected Trends of Indian Real
Estate Sector
Harsh Macro Developers
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Indias real estate market comprising housing,
retail, hospitality and commercial is expected to
reach US 180 billion by 2020. Real estate is
currently fourth-largest sector in terms of
Foreign Direct Investment inflows as from April
2000May 2015 it was US 24.07 billion.
Government of India has been supportive to real
estate sector.
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Union Cabinet approved 100 Smart City Projects in
India in 2015. Government raised FDI limits for
townships and settlement development projects to
100 per cent. Real estate projects within Special
Economic Zone are allowed 100 per cent FDI. In
Union Budget 2015-16, government allocated US
3.72 billion for housing and urban development.
Government released draft guidelines for
investments by Real Estate Investment Trusts in
non-residential segment.
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Real estate growth is spurred by corporate
environment in demand for offices, urban and
semi-urban accommodations like residential flats
in Jaipur. Construction industry ranks third in
14 major sectors in terms of direct, indirect and
induced effects in all sectors of the economy.
Sector drives huge non-resident Indian
investments in short term and long term for
products like Jaipur luxury flats.
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Market Potential

• Indian real estate is likely to cross US 180
  billion by 2020.
• Housing sector alone contributes 5-6 to GDP.
• By 2020, market is likely to increase at Compound
  Annual Growth Rate of 11.2.
• Retail, hospitality and commercial emerging to
  give infrastructure for Indian growing demands.
• PEs invested US 2.4 billion across 53
  transactions compared to US 1.3 billion across
  57 transactions in preceding year.

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• Huge deals in residential projects (luxury and
  affordable) attracting big sums of capital.
• PEs and NBFCs increasing investment in projects
  to evade risk and have bigger transactions.
• Rajasthan is first state to initiate private
  investment in affordable housing scheme signing 4
  MOUs with private real estate companies for
  investment of Rs 5,400 crore (US 810 million).

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Professional Changes

• Invariably well-informed consumers
• Globalization
• Handling several projects across cities
• Centralized materials sourcing process
• Organized manpower hiring qualified professionals
  in vital areas like project management,
  architecture and engineering
• Higher FDI into Indian real estate
• Increased transparency
• Accurate accounting and management systems

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There are still innovative options for the
average income earner to access decent luxury
flats in Jaipur with an inclusive, forward
looking and expanding Indian real estate sector.
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Harsh Macro Developers Ltd. Harsh Tower, Plot
No.8, Near GopalPura By- Pass, Triveni Nagar
Mod, Jaipur Contact no.- 1415168168
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