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Real EstateCapitalandIndiaInvestmentEconomic GrowthReal Estate NewsFeb 10, 2025
CapitaLand is shifting its focus from China to India due to the economic challenges and regulatory tightening in China, while India offers robust economic growth, favorable government policies, and a large young population.
The key benefits include enhanced infrastructure, job creation, technological advancements, and increased foreign investment, which will boost the local real estate market and economy.
CapitaLand is investing in residential, commercial, and integrated developments, with a focus on sustainable and smart city projects in major cities like Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Chennai.
The Indian real estate market faces challenges such as regulatory hurdles, land acquisition issues, and funding constraints. However, the government is working to streamline regulations and provide financial incentives to address these issues.
CapitaLand's move to India reflects the changing dynamics of the global real estate market, highlighting India's growing appeal as an investment destination. It may attract other international investors, further diversifying the market.
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Aurum PropTech is set to organize the 'India PropTech Summit - 2024' on December 2, 2024, in Mumbai. The summit will focus on the latest advancements and opportunities in Property Technology across the Real Estate sector, including Rentals, Distribution,
The recent budget proposals are expected to have a positive impact on the residential real estate market, with key measures such as tax benefits and infrastructure development playing a crucial role.
Blackstone, a global giant in private equity and real estate, is set to make significant investments in India across various sectors including private equity, real estate, technology, data centers, and healthcare.
The effects of the 26% tariff imposed by the United States on Indian exports have been particularly pronounced in Bengaluru's IT sector and real estate markets. On April 7, 2025, India's stock markets experienced significant losses, reflecting the growing uncertainty and economic strain.
Rohit Rathi from ICICI Mutual Fund predicts that India's robust economic growth and the current underrepresentation of real estate in the GDP will propel the sector to surpass a USD 1 trillion valuation by 2030.