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📰 #Featured in The Economic Times: Avinash Sule, CEO, RMZ Hospitality & RMZ NXT, sheds light on the burgeoning investments in India's industrial real estate and warehousing sector. “Investors have been cognizant of the surge in demand of this asset class in India, thereby encouraging the substantial inflow of capital into the sector, either through the creation of platforms for a portfolio of projects or strategic partnerships focused on assets. However, investors have limited choices for institutional partners that can execute and scale the portfolios. Backed by strong Government support, improving road infrastructure and a surging economy, India’s industrial real estate and warehousing sector is poised for heightened growth, presenting profitable opportunities for investors.” - Avinash Sule Institutional investments in these sectors and positive growth prospects signify a promising economic future for the country. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/gh4627Jx Journalist: Sobia Khan #RMZNXT #RMZHospitality #RealEstate #IndiaGrowthStory #AvinashSule #RMZ #IndustrialandLogistics

India's real estate sector has long been a playground for the wealthy, with high entry barriers and substantial capital requirements keeping small investors at bay. But a game-changing trend is on the horizon: fractional investments. This innovative model allows multiple investors to pool their resources to collectively purchase properties, making real estate accessible to a broader demographic, including young professionals and middle-income families. Fractional investment divides property ownership into smaller, affordable shares. Investors can start with minimal capital, often as low as a few lakhs, breaking down traditional barriers and democratizing access to high-value real estate assets. The benefits are numerous: lower entry barriers, diversification across multiple properties, professional management ensuring optimal maintenance, and higher returns compared to traditional investment avenues like fixed deposits and mutual funds. Additionally, fractional investments offer enhanced liquidity, with secondary markets allowing investors to buy and sell their shares easily. India's real estate market, characterized by rapid urbanization and a growing middle class, is ripe for this transformation. Fractional investments provide a viable pathway for small investors to participate in and benefit from the sector's growth. However, potential investors should be mindful of the evolving regulatory landscape and conduct thorough due diligence before diving in. As awareness increases and the regulatory framework matures, fractional investments are poised to become a cornerstone of the Indian real estate investment landscape. This innovative approach empowers a diverse set of investors to build wealth and secure their financial futures, making real estate a more inclusive and dynamic field. Let's embrace this change and work towards a more democratized real estate market in India! 🌟🏠 #RealEstate #FractionalInvestments #InvestmentOpportunities #India #FinancialInclusion #WealthBuilding #InnovativeFinance #DemocratizingRealEstate

India's real estate market experienced a remarkable surge in investments during Q2 2024, attracting a significant USD 2.77 billion. This impressive influx propelled the total investments for the first half of 2024 to a record-breaking USD 3.9 billion. The second quarter's performance marks a 1.5x increase in comparison to the previous quarter and a substantial 39% growth year-on-year, demonstrating continued investor confidence in the Indian real estate market. Foreign investors contributed 76% to total investments, while Delhi-NCR led the investment inflow with USD 532 million, a 74% increase YoY.  For more insights on investments in the real estate sector, read our Capital Markets Marketbeat report here: https://lnkd.in/d9U_kb9z #capitalmarket #investement #report #marketbeat #privateequity #betterneversettles #cushmanandwakefield

‘India an outlier as global real estate slowly returns to normalcy’ The big difference with India is that we saw when the GCCs retracted for a time, the Indian domestic market filled that void. And we’re about to see the largest take-up in offices probably in 2024. And that is a strong diversified market: William Beardmore-Gray Shishir Baijal Gulam Zia Mudassir Zaidi Knight Frank India #realestate #property #data #report #demand #growth #investors #investments #commercial #expansion #newlaunches #projects #officespace #officebuildings #coworking #managedoffice #flexspaces #market #realestatedevelopers #realestateagents #leasing #leasingagents #leadership #knightfrank #therealtynews https://lnkd.in/gcJKRmeP

#Mumbairealestate is marching towards a booming era! Here, we unveil the reasons for India's financial capital to be a perfect investment option. #propertiesnews #mumbairealestate #propertyinvestment #propertyportfolio #luxurypropertymarket #wealthcreation #wealthmanagement #NRIinvestors #mumbaipropertymarket https://lnkd.in/g-qbQpz5

Private Equity #investments in Indian #realestate are on a robust upswing, as per Knight Frank India’s latest report, Trends in Private Equity Investments in India. In 2024, there was a remarkable 32% Year-on-Year growth, driven by the #warehousing and #residential sectors, each attracting USD 1,877 million in investments with growth rates of 136% and 104% respectively. The #office segment also thrives, securing USD 1,098 million in investments. Projections indicate a further 32% Year-over-Year growth in 2025, aiming for a total of USD 5.5 billion. These numbers showcase the resilience of India’s real estate market, underpinned by solid fundamentals and strategic sectoral focus. Find out more: https://lnkd.in/dVCi4CeX Shishir Baijal Gulam Zia Harry Chaplin-Rogers Vivek Rathi

#DidYouKnow The real estate market in India is experiencing significant growth and is expected to increase exponentially by 2025. They offer a good investment opportunity for investors who are looking for high returns, low risk, tax benefits, and diversification. #RealEstateInvestments #IndianRealEstate #RealEstateMarket #PropertyDemand #MarketTrends #RealEstateFacts

India's ultra-wealthy have increasingly shifted their investment focus to residential real estate, marking a significant change in the country's investment landscape. This trend highlights evolving investment preferences and the motivations behind the elite's choice to invest in residential properties. According to a recent Knight Frank report, India’s ultra-rich are directing a substantial 32 percent of their investment portfolios towards residential assets. Additionally, about 12 percent of India’s ultra-high-net-worth individuals (UHNWIs) plan to purchase a new home in 2024, indicating a growing interest in residential real estate investments. Knight Frank’s flagship report, The Wealth Report 2024, predicts a remarkable increase in the number of Indian UHNWIs, forecasting a rise to 19,908 by 2028 from 13,263 in 2023, representing a significant 50.1% growth — the highest rate for any country over the next five years. Furthermore, there is a positive economic sentiment reflecting the resilience and potential of the Indian economy. This shift aligns with a broader recognition of real estate's enduring value and its potential for sustained financial growth. Investors are strategically positioning themselves for wealth accumulation and multi-generational wealth creation through real estate investments. #Assetbrook #India #RealEstate #Investment

Did you know that to invest in Bangalore's big commercial properties, you just need Rs. 390? Yes, I am serious, and you can do this with REITs, which stands for Real Estate Investment Trusts. So REITs invest money from many small investors in large real estate projects, such as commercial buildings, malls, apartments, and even 5-star hotels. REITs regularly distribute 90% of the rental income from these properties to investors in the form of dividends and capital appreciation. Now all these REITs are registered with SEBI and easily available on your brokerage app. Top 5 REITs in INDIA 🇮🇳 1. Embassy Office Parks REIT 2. Mindspace Business Parks REIT 3. Brookfield India Real Estate Trust 4. Nexus Select Trust REIT 5. HDFC Real Estate Investment Trust Follow Binge Wealth for more such trusted finance hacks.

India's real estate investments have declined 55% in Q1 of 2024 ↘ The real estate industry has plummeted to 55% in Q1 to $552 million from institutional investors resulting in panic in the sector. This fall can be attributed to: 1. Geopolitical tension 2. Underperformance of active funds 3. Domestic investors taking the lead But, the story of domestic investors tells another story. Shrinivas Rao, CEO of Vestian, said, "Domestic investors are bullish about India’s growth story, and continue to pour in investments in the real estate sector. With Bengaluru topping the investment charts with $110 million, the sector is expected to see increased investments in the coming months, says Rao. What are your thoughts on this situation? Will the institutions back the real estate segment in Q2 or we can see a deeper fall? Write it in the comments below. 👇 #realestate #indianrealestate #realty #realestateinvestments