Real estate

[Amrit]

The demand for Indian real estate has potentially fast growing in every sector especially in the retail, commercial and residential as well as the property of the Indian market has been growing very fast since the march 2005, when the government of united progressive Alliance (UPA) is decided to open the foreign direct investment, formatted disk image and fraudulent device inhibitor (FDI) in the real estate and the market of the real estate has been growing at a rate of 100%.
A real investment trust is like a tax which is designation for the corporation of investing in the real estate or which is eliminates and reduces the corporate income tax as well as it is required to distribute their income of 90% at least

[nancyarora2020]

Selling and buying Indian property is now considered as the most profitable and attractive business opportunity in the present real estate scenario in India. New demands have added to strength of real estate markets across the commercial, residential and retail sectors in India. Not surprisingly, demand for Indian property has been increasing steadily for the past few years and it has exceeded supply.It's a fairly well known fact that owning your own home can provide great tax advantages. There are many more tax incentives that come with investing in real estate, however, and these aren't as commonly understood. Investing in real estate has long been a sensible way to accumulate wealth.As you can see, there are many advantages to owning investment properties. These advantages, combined with the general upward trend of property values, greatly increase the potential for return. Investing in real estate, just like any other investment, requires the proper thought and planning in order to be a success.

[rajani]

Disproportionate increase in property price in metro cities has resulted into expansion of hotel industry to small cities. The Giants of hotel industry are shifting their focus to cities like Ahmedabad, Bhuvaneshwar, Chandigarh, Coimbatore, Goa, Guwahati, Indore, Jaipur, Ludhiana, Lucknow, Mysore, Nagpur, Surat Vishakhapatnam and many more.

Main reason behind the change in investment trend is sharp increase in land price in metro cities. The land prices in small cities are much lesser in comparison to metros. So, decision of setting up a hotel in small cities means less investment and larger benefits.

According to Pawan Verma, executive chairman (Operations) ITC, out of the total cost of setting up a hotel in a metro, 40 per cent constituted land-cost. But in small cities, there is more demand for mid segment hotels. When a middle-income group family goes for hotel accommodation, they look for pleasant but affordable place to stay. They mainly look for secure and hygiene accommodation with good food. They don’t want hi-fi facilities. Keeping these points in mind, hotel industry is changing. With this improvement, hotel industry has expanded to middle class also.

[efextramanish]

Whatever the reason is but its now time for small cities to get benefited by the means of big investment by the giant hotel industry. It will give a good look for the city like Ahmedabad, Bhuvaneshwar, Chandigarh, Coimbatore, Goa, Guwahati, Indore, Jaipur.

[vikas2607]

While the bears are ruling the stock market, there is a different asset class where the bulls are keeping away. Speculative investors in real estate market are retreating, at least in the Delhi-NCR region.
Some foremost developers based in the region say it is becoming more and more complicated for them to sell flats at launch stage due to lack of interest from speculators. This reflects on the inherent demand structure in the real estate market.
Developers attribute this to stability in prices as against the past where prices were shooting up on a monthly basis. They add that the difficulty in booking flats may delay projects and reduce their pricing power, “A year ago, if we were selling over 100 flats in a month at launch stage, we now sell only 30-40 per month. Speculators, who would earlier frenetically book flats at the pre-launch stage only, have now disappeared,” said a senior executive of a real estate firm.
Till mid-2007, speculators made quick money by booking multiple flats at the launch of a project and exiting within a few weeks or months. But now, Omaxe executive director Vipin Aggarwal says, “The property prices have stabilised with little scope for speculators to make such big gains in the short term, leading to their retreat.”

Source: http://www.propertywala.com/news/slow_down_of_real_estate_business_in_delhi.html

[amittewari]

Property prices in India are rising fast, and not just in the biggest cities. As the tech boom spreads across the country, as more Indians buy homes, and as the economy grows at faster than 8% a year, real estate is attracting more investors, many of them from abroad.
"India is one of the last few countries where there is primary demand for real estate rather than individuals trading up," says Rajiv Sahney, who runs the India operations of New Vernon Advisory, a $1.4 billion New Jersey hedge fund.

Merrill Lynch forecasts that the Indian realty sector will grow from $12 billion in 2005 to $90 billion by 2015. "India is the most exciting real estate market in Asia," says Michael Smith, head of Asian real estate investment banking at Goldman Sachs. "It's one of the last major countries in Asia with an improving market."

That improvement worries some. Concerns about an asset-price bubble have led the Reserve Bank of India to raise the risk weightage on real estate loans extended by banks, and mortgage rates have gone from 7.5% to about 9.5% as a result. That's still well below the 15% rates that most Indians were used to, but it's enough to raise questions about whether the speculation of the past year and a half, which has driven land prices up by 30% to 100% and real estate stocks up as much as 2,000%, may be coming to an end.