India's real estate sector has seen a significant boost from the public markets, with housing finance companies playing a crucial role. Between 2021 and 2024, the industry raised ₹31,900 crore, with a substantial portion coming from IPOs.
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The real estate sector in India raised ₹31,900 crore from the public markets between 2021 and 2024.
Housing finance company IPOs accounted for 46% of the total amount raised.
Key players include LIC Housing Finance, HDFC, and Piramal Finance.
The IPOs have increased liquidity, enhanced credit availability, and improved investor confidence in the real estate sector.
The sector faces challenges such as regulatory changes, economic uncertainties, and competition from other investment avenues.
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