Despite economic challenges, real estate investments in the Asia Pacific region, particularly India, continue to rise, with the market seeing a 12% increase in 2024.
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The growth in India's real estate market is driven by favorable government policies, infrastructure development, a growing middle class, and increased transparency due to the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act (RERA).
The commercial real estate segment is witnessing a surge in demand, particularly in Tier I cities, driven by the growth in the tech industry and the expansion of multinational corporations.
The residential real estate sector is shifting towards affordable housing, with the government's focus on providing homes for the lower and middle-income segments.
The industrial real estate sector is gaining momentum, driven by the growth in e-commerce and logistics, with a high demand for warehousing and distribution centers.
Challenges include regulatory hurdles and market volatility. The sector is highly sensitive to economic changes, and any significant shifts can impact investment decisions.
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