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 EstateTransparencyIndiaJllGlobal Real Estate Transparency IndexReal Estate MumbaiAug 27, 2024
The Global Real Estate Transparency Index is a report by JLL that measures the transparency of real estate markets across the globe.
India ranks 31st among 89 countries in the Global Real Estate Transparency Index 2024.
The improvement in transparency is attributed to the institutionalisation of commercial assets and better access to diverse real estate data sets.
India's ascent to the transparent tier is poised to attract capital inflows and boost the country's standing among global investors.
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