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| Articles about Indian Real Estate |
| Indian real estate goes abroad | | 2008-08-15 13:16:00 | | state, Cento International Investments, U K based real estate consultants have organised 'Invest India Tour London 2008.'Cento along with Baron Group International, a U K based property investment company and E 18, the marketing division of Network 18 have organised this tour which they say will provide a platform for real estate developers from India to interact with foreign investors and help promote the country as a lucrative investment hub.The United Kingdom (UK) with a population of 15 million has an untapped market of investors for the real estate in India, Baron Group MD Nayan Bavishi said.
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| | Cento International will sell 500 Indian real estate projects in overseas market | | 2008-08-06 00:01:10 | | Cento International Investments said it expects to sell 500 Indian reality projects in the overseas markets within next 3 months attracting a net worth of over Rs 250 crore by projecting the country as an investment destination. The UK-based consultant is in advanced stages of discussions with many developers, like Parsvnath for its 'Nano City', K Raheja Group, DS Kulkarni, Lodha Group and Alpha G Corp, for showcasing their projects in the European markets. The company would mainly project both residential and commercial properties in Tier II and Tier III cities, he added."After a formal tie up, we will also be selling properties of Parsvnath's recently launched Nano City in Haryana, where Shabeer Bhatia is one of the promoters," Alagh said. "Investors in the Europe are eagerly waiting to invest in Indian properties, but they can not directly do so because of restrictions. The government should relax the norms so that there will be no obstacles in money | | By: Best Investments in India | | |
| | Indian real estate on a roll | | 2008-02-23 10:29:00 | | The Indian real estate has gained a lot of traction from both within and outside the country in the past couple of years. A huge pent up demand and access to funds were the key drivers for propelling the Indian real estate market into an overdrive.The industry received the much-needed first shot of funding in 2005 wherein the foreign direct investment (FDI) route was opened up for Indian real estate. Since then the Indian real estate sector has transformed to reach $57 billion in 2007, and has a potential to reach $90 billion by 2012 according to the Eleventh Five Year Plan.
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| Foreign investors less keen on Indian real-estate | | 2007-08-23 23:10:00 | | Analysts added that there are too many funds chasing too few good deals. So, funds have been slow in deploying capital and in turn this has affected their fund raising capabilities. They stated that worse affected are the third party funds, especially those launching a real estate fund for the first time. Experts commented that funds with the first mover advantage, which have been successful in deploying the money they raised and show good return projections will be able to raise money. But they too will take longer to meet their targets than they did previously.
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| | Indian real estate opens to foreign investors | | 2007-08-09 00:07:00 | | The real estate sector in India has seen tremendous growth over the past year as property prices have soared and the number and scale of projects have increased. Needless to say, developers are enjoying this growth and are seeking to meet demand with large-scale projects. To fund these projects, developers are looking to investors, both domestic and foreign, through avenues such as listings on London's Alternative Investment Market, domestic initial public offerings, private equity participation and the setting up of joint ventures.
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| | With a flurry of masterstrokes, K. P. Singh has dominated the Indian real estate sector. But the much hyped DLF IPO is still to see the light of day.. | | 2007-04-25 11:47:20 | | IIPM PUBLICATIONThe setting in late 2006 was picture perfect. The markets had witnessed one mammoth IPO by Reliance Petroleum Ltd. And K. P. Singh’s DLF was the next big wave in the wings, and K. P. Singh’s personal valuation was expected to sky rocket. As the front runner in India’s real estate development, what more could one expect? Real estate stocks were on a continuous ascendant, FDI was on the upswing and investors were falling over themselves to be a part of the Great Indian Realty Sweepstakes. But alas, the company ran into rough weather and had to pull back. Besides being bogged down by fighting with minority stakeholders, DLF had decided it wanted to restate its financial earnings on its red herring prospectus.For Complete IIPM Article, Click on IIPM Article Source : IIPM Editorial, 2007 An IIPM and Professor Arindam Chaudhuri (Renowned Management Guru and Economist) Initiative | | By: IIPM BEST MBA INSTITUTE | | |
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