HDFC Capital plans to allocate over $2 billion to affordable and mid-income housing in India's major property markets by 2025, addressing supply-side constraints and supporting the government's 'Housing for All' goal.
Affordable HousingHdfc CapitalAbu Dhabi Investment AuthorityReal EstateHousing For AllReal Estate MumbaiJul 10, 2024
HDFC Capital plans to invest over $2 billion in affordable and mid-income housing in India's top 15 cities by the end of 2025.
The Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA) is the key investor in HDFC Capital's affordable housing projects.
HDFC Capital aims to finance the construction of 1 million affordable homes in India through partnerships with various developers.
Units in HDFC Capital's portfolio start from Rs 12.50 lakh, with around 40% of units priced below Rs 42 lakh.
HDFC Capital's investment in affordable housing supports the Indian government's 'Housing for All' goal and addresses supply-side constraints in the real estate market.
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