India's top real estate markets have entered the 'transparent' zone for the first time, driven by institutionalisation of commercial assets and improvement in data access.
Real Estate TransparencyJllGlobal Real Estate Transparency IndexIndiaCommercial AssetsReal EstateAug 27, 2024
The Global Real Estate Transparency Index is a widely recognised benchmark for transparency in real estate markets, assessing 89 countries based on 210 indicators.
Finland leads the 22 countries that figure in the 'transparent' zone.
India ranks 31st globally, with a composite score of 2.44.
India's progress is driven by the institutionalisation of commercial assets, improved data access, and regulatory enhancements like RERA and the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code.
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