Foreign direct investment in India's real estate sector is expected to grow at 20% by 2025, driven by rapid urbanization, smart cities, and relaxations in FDI regulations.
Real EstateFdiIndiaHousingSmart CitiesReal EstateJul 11, 2024
20%
Rapid urbanization, smart cities, and relaxations in FDI regulations
Rs 24 lakh crore
Expansion of Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (PMAY) to construct 3 crore additional rural and urban houses
Around 13.8%
The Union Budget 2024 has provided a significant boost to the real estate sector, with a focus on urban development and affordable housing.
India's real estate sector is witnessing a new trend as redevelopment gains momentum in major cities like Mumbai, Delhi-NCR, Surat, and Bengaluru.
In a significant real estate deal, Rishabh Family Trust, one of the prominent family trusts managed by Rajivnayan Bajaj, has purchased a land parcel in Pune's upscale Koregaon Park for a whopping Rs 72 crore.
The Trump Organisation, a renowned real estate firm, has partnered with Dar Global to launch new luxury projects in Riyadh. This collaboration builds on their previous successful ventures, including a golf resort in Oman and projects in Dubai and Jeddah.
In Bengaluru, the real estate industry is often marred by fraudulent practices, but Kiran Joshua's journey with Bhandhan Properties stands out as a beacon of trust and growth.
The new tax regime introduced by the government aims to benefit Gen X by only taxing incomes above ₹12 lakh. This has significant implications for real estate investments like Airbnb rentals.