INDIAN REAL ESTATE STATS 2014

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Analyzing Key Growth Factors
INDIAN REAL ESTATE STATS 2014
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Why is Growth Needed for Real Estate in India
Currently

• Real Estate in India has been witnessing bouts of
  underperformance which is in line with the global
  statistics for the real estate sector.
• More than domestic growth, the country is relying
  on FDI to provide a much needed boost for this
  sector.
• Increased tourism, urbanization, growing economy,
  convenient financing, policy support and
  epidemiological changes are key drivers of growth
  for the Indian real estate sector.

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Rising Demand for Indian Real Estate

• Rising household income and increased
  urbanization have been responsible for the surge
  in real estate demands.
• The growing economy is also contributing to the
  real estate sector by driving demand for
  residential as well as commercial spaces.
• The trend of townships and luxury homes has also
  opened up a lot of opportunities for builders as
  well as buyers to benefit from.

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Increasing Investments in Indian Real Estate

• The period April, 2010 to August, 2013 witnessed
  almost USD 22.67 in FDI.
• The period April, 2012 to January, 2013 indicated
  that the Indian real estate was responsible for
  8.8 of the total FDIs in the country.
• Loosening up of REIT rules have also paved the
  way

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Lucrative Opportunities for Indian Real Estate

• Growing real estate requirements from the health,
  education and hospitality sector have provided
  good growth opportunities for the realty sector.
• The rising tourism in the country has also
  generated demand for real estate as more
  establishments are being planned for
  accommodating tourists.
• The relaxations in real estate financing along
  with apt political support would definitely bring
  about major changes to this sector.

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Policy Support for Indian Real Estate

• USD 2.8 Billion have been allocated exclusively
  for Rural Housing. This is part of Budget 2014.
• The government has opened up a world of
  opportunities for real estate by allowing 100
  FDI for township projects and settlements.
• Several major reforms such as increasing the
  affordability of real estate and relaxation in
  REIT rules have paved the way for faster
  recovery.

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Conclusion

• Indias real estate is currently has a market
  size of USD 55.6 billion which could go up to USD
  180 Billion by the year 2020 (estimated value
  only)
• The need of the hour is not only to develop more
  projects but also to empower the buyers to be
  able to make investments in the housing as well
  as commercial property space.
• The impact of the efforts would be evident within
  6 12 months from now.