Indian Real Estate Market Witnessed an Investment of $943 Million

Indian real estate saw investments worth $943 million in the first quarter of 2022, up 41% from the previous quarter. A review of Indian capital markets by jll found that foreign investors were more focused on commercial assets, while home equity operated in the region.

Dedicated investment platforms have also come a long way, announcing a total commitment of $19 billion from 2012 to March 2022. A large flow of assets into the same position. Of these 79 platforms, the platform has been developed over the past seven years, largely driven by changes in areas such as security systems (REIT) and sales and tax (GST).

The industry said it had attracted $62.8 billion in investment into the business since 2006, spurred by changes in the industry.

Investment rebounded in the first quarter of 2022 due to the impact. This quarter saw a 41% increase in business investment compared to the fourth quarter of 2021. Foreign investors were expected to focus on the real estate market, while investment Banks were looking for real estate activity. . Healthier weather rentals have led to a resurgence in office space as investors enter joint ventures/joint ventures. Retailers are also showing good traction in the market with some consensus.

The upstream market looks healthy now, with $943 million traded in Q1 and with larger investments in the pipeline, we expect investments in 2022 to be the same as in 2018 and 2019 (pre-corona ). Deposits and deposits will remain in the control zone, as weaker competition will lead to more competitive prices and lower costs.

A change that began in 2014 has increased investment over the years. 58% of investment companies totalling $62.8 billion from 2006 to March 2022 received after 2015. Major changes were driven by major changes such as the introduction of REITs in 2014 and the phased repeal of the Law Reform Act (REA) in 2016. , Benami Trading (Prohibition) Act, GST and Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) regulations. Improve transparency, accountability, professional management and business development to improve capital inflows and outflows.

The positive impact of the reform resulted in a significant impact of $36.7 billion on Indian real estate investment between 2015 and Q1 2022.

Involvement in capital markets and large investors interested in asset classes have led to integrated market/club type investment platforms. The business/financial services company, first launched in 2012, has long announced a total commitment of $19 billion by March 2022. Following the GST overhaul, the retail market has seen the Platform spending represents a whopping 34% of the $19 billion announced. The real estate market, which has been under management control for a few years, has enjoyed a solid platform, accounting for 18% of the total advertising share.