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ReitReal EstateInvestmentIndiaData BenchmarkingReal EstateSep 19, 2024
Data benchmarking institutions provide a standardized framework for data collection, analysis, and reporting, enabling investors to track performance and make comparisons across different REITs.
Parks REIT and Nexus Select Trust are among the first REITs to be listed on the new benchmarking platform.
The launch of data benchmarking institutions is expected to boost investor confidence, leading to increased investment flows into the sector.
REIT investment platforms provide investors with a seamless and efficient way to invest in REITs, offering benefits such as ease of investment, diversified portfolios, and professional management.
The Indian REITs market is expected to continue growing, with more REITs listed on the benchmarking platform and increased investment flows into the sector.
Mumbai, October 18, 2024 - TRU Capital, a leading real estate investment firm under the TRU Realty group, announces the appointment of Vinit Sarawgi as Co-Founder and Investment Manager. Sarawgi is set to drive strategic real estate investments and spearh
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The Maharashtra Appellate Authority for advance rulings (AAR) has ruled that new builders taking over ongoing housing projects must stick to the old Goods and Services Tax (GST) rate. This decision provides clarity and stability for homebuyers and developers.
Snitch, a popular fashion brand, has launched its first store in Navi Mumbai, located in the vibrant Inorbit Mall Vashi. This new outlet is set to become a hotspot for fashion enthusiasts in the city.
An in-depth analysis of the real estate market in major Indian cities reveals a concerning shift away from affordable housing, with developers increasingly focusing on premium segments. This trend poses significant challenges for the Prime Minister's Affordable Housing for All (PMAY) initiative.