India's retail and real estate sectors are poised for significant growth, driven by an expanding middle class and shifting consumer behaviors.
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India's retail and consumer goods sectors are driven by an expanding middle class and shifting consumer behaviors.
Deloitte's forecast predicts India's online retail market will soar to USD 325 billion by 2030 from USD 70 billion in 2022.
The residential market is projected to grow by 10-12%, driven by an increasing preference for smaller, cost-effective units among first-time buyers.
The rise of REITs, with assets projected to reach ₹18,000 crore by FY 2025, highlights the sector's appeal to institutional investors.
The winsome convergence of economic growth, favorable financial conditions, and supportive policies position India's consumer goods, retail, and real estate sectors as dynamic investment opportunities, promising substantial returns and growth prospects for investors.
India's residential real estate sector has crossed the 1 billion square foot sales mark in FY24, with a 20% YoY growth in sales and an 11% YoY increase in prices.
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Oberoi Realty, a Mumbai-based real estate development company, has reported a strong Q1FY25 performance, with profit zooming 82% to Rs 584.5 crore.
In a recent discussion with CNBC-TV18, Niranjan Hiranandani, Chairman of NAREDCO, the national body representing the Indian real estate sector, emphasized the need for significant reforms in the upcoming Budget 2025 to boost the industry's growth amid cur
Sales of affordable homes have dropped significantly to just 18% of total sales in 2024, down from over 38% in 2019, according to Anarock Property Consultants. National developers are increasingly moving away from this segment due to high costs and low ma
Harish Rao, a prominent figure in Telangana, has strongly criticized the Congress party for the recent decline in the real estate sector and the overall economic downturn in the state. As a realtor, Revanth Reddy once boasted about his knowledge of real e