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.
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The Global Real Estate Transparency Index is a report published by JLL that ranks countries based on the transparency of their real estate markets.
Finland tops the transparency index, followed by Hong Kong SAR, Denmark, Switzerland, and Spain.
India ranks 31st globally among 89 countries in the transparency index.
The key drivers of India's progress in the transparency index are institutionalisation of commercial assets, improved data access, and regulatory enhancements like RERA and the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code.
India's progress in the transparency index is expected to boost investor confidence and attract more foreign investment into the country's real estate sector.

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