Discover the top commercial real estate companies in India that are set to benefit from the growing demand for coworking spaces and REITs.
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A Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) is a financial instrument that allows individuals to invest in real estate without directly owning physical properties.
A coworking space is a shared office environment where individuals from different companies and industries work together and share resources.
Coworking spaces are popular in India due to the growing startup ecosystem, increasing demand for flexible workspaces, and the need for cost-effective solutions.
REITs offer investors a diversification benefit, regular income, and the opportunity to invest in high-quality commercial properties without directly owning them.
You can invest in REITs in India through the stock exchange, just like you would buy shares of any other company.
Vinod Goenka's leadership at Valor Estate reflects a deep understanding of the industry's complexities and a commitment to driving positive change.
Private equity, hedge funds, and real estate have experienced a boom lately; A study by Morgan Stanley shows that adding 20% alternates to portfolios reduces volatility by 26% and increases returns by 15%.
The shares of a major real estate development company surged 1.4% following the board's approval to raise Rs. 6,000 Crore through a Qualified Institutional Placement (QIP).
Girish Goenka, CFO at Piramal Realty, discusses the growing trend towards larger homes and the company's focus on luxury gated communities with essential amenities.
The Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) has issued show cause notices to around 11,000 housing projects in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR). Developers are warned that a lack of response within 30 days could lead to the suspension
Mirror Now, an English news channel, is set to shut down, with Times Now absorbing some of its employees while others are let go. The transition aims to streamline operations and enhance content quality.