Private Equity investments in Indian residential real estate have surged to $4.2 billion in 2024, marking a 32% growth. Mumbai has emerged as the preferred investment destination.
Private EquityReal EstateMumbaiInvestmentResidentialReal EstateDec 21, 2024
The total amount of PE investments in Indian residential real estate in 2024 is $4.2 billion.
The growth in PE investments is driven by government initiatives like PMAY, improved regulatory framework, and the increasing demand for affordable housing.
Mumbai is the top choice due to its robust infrastructure, economic robustness, and high demand for housing, making it an attractive destination for investors.
The sector faces challenges such as high costs of land and construction materials, regulatory hurdles, and competition.
New opportunities in the sector include a focus on sustainable and green buildings, aligning with ESG criteria to enhance investment value.
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