Blackstone Group, the global investment giant, is making a significant move into India's housing market, marking a shift from its traditional focus on commercial properties. The company has committed $1.8 billion to this new venture, signaling its confide
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Blackstone has committed $1.8 billion to the Indian housing market.
Blackstone plans to develop a range of residential projects, including affordable housing and luxury apartments.
The Indian government supports the real estate sector through initiatives like the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (PMAY), which aims to provide housing for all by 2022.
Challenges in the Indian housing market include regulatory hurdles, land acquisition, and infrastructure gaps.
Blackstone's entry is expected to bring increased transparency, better project management, and improved quality of housing to the Indian market.

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