HSBC has identified three real estate stocks with significant upside potential for FY26, driven by healthy inventory levels, manageable leverage, and strong free cash flow momentum.
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HSBC has a 'Buy' rating on Godrej Properties, DLF, and Sobha, and a 'Hold' rating on Oberoi Realty.
Healthy unsold inventory levels, manageable leverage, and strong free cash flow momentum are key drivers for these stocks.
The RBI's 50 basis points repo rate cut and 100 basis points CRR cut have boosted real estate stocks by increasing liquidity and reducing borrowing costs.
The affordable and mid-income segments are expected to benefit the most from the reduced repo rate and increased liquidity.
Global uncertainties, such as trade tensions and tariffs on imported construction materials, could impact developer margins and demand in the luxury and commercial property categories.
Axis Commercial Real Estate Fund, a collaboration between Axis Asset Management Company and Tishman Speyer, has acquired a 1.5-acre land parcel in Chennai's Fintech City, marking its first investment.
Finance and Property: Ganesha predicts a slight decline in profits from real estate. Be cautious in real estate deals and keep an eye on expenses to improve financial outlook.
The Lawrence Bishnoi gang has taken credit for the murder of former minister and NCP leader Baba Siddique. The gang claims the killing was a result of Siddique's alleged connections with Bollywood actor Salman Khan and underworld figures Dawood Ibrahim an
The increased liquidity from the 2025 Budget is expected to significantly boost investments in real estate, particularly in the housing sector. Both Mumbai and Pune regions are anticipated to see substantial benefits from this financial injection.
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has arrested Ashish Bhalla, the promoter of WTC Group, in connection with a real estate fraud case amounting to Rs. 3,500 crore. The arrest comes as a significant step in the ongoing investigation into the misuse of funds
As extreme weather events become more frequent, climate change is significantly impacting the Indian real estate market, influencing property prices and buyer decisions in vulnerable regions.