India’s commercial real estate market is set to transform with Rs 4.5 lakh crore worth of prime office stock being offered to Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs), according to a recent report.
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India's REIT market is currently in its early stages, with only four listed REITs covering an area of 125 million square feet across the retail and office markets.
India offers Rs 4.5 lakh crore worth of prime office stock for REITs, as per a recent Vestian report.
Bengaluru leads with a 33% share, followed by Hyderabad (21%), NCR (15%), and Mumbai and Pune together (21%).
Nearly 67% of the total REIT-worthy stock in India is green-certified, highlighting the increasing focus on sustainability among Grade-A developers.
The key factors include a favorable regulatory environment, better returns on investment, and a rapidly expanding office market.
The Kerala High Court has closed a plea after the state government assured the court that a judicial member will be appointed to the State Real Estate Appellate Tribunal immediately after June 4
Axis Ecorp, a prominent player in the real estate sector, has entered the fractional ownership market with the goal of generating Rs. 700 crore from its ongoing projects.
These areas have seen significant price appreciation in property prices, driven by the growing housing demand in Noida and Ghaziabad regions.
Nana Patole, the President of the Maharashtra Congress, cast his vote on November 20, 2024, and strongly urged residents of Maharashtra to exercise their democratic right by voting in large numbers.
Real estate giant Macrotech Developers, known for its Lodha brand, has secured a 20-acre land parcel in Bengaluru to develop a housing project worth Rs 2,800 crore. This strategic move aims to boost the company’s presence in the thriving IT city and capit
Macrotech Developers, one of India's largest real estate firms, has moved the High Court to seek an injunction against Abhinandan Lodha for allegedly creating confusion over the management of the company. The petition, accessed by Moneycontrol on January