The Indian residential real estate sector proved its resilience in 2020 2021 holds promise for commercial office and residential real estate, as well as warehousing and data centers Coworking requirements may also rise once the vaccine is available to the larger masses Real possibility of a holistic and sustainable recovery cycle taking hold in 2021
The recovery from the setbacks caused by the COVID-19 has been rather stellar for Indian real estate. There has been a surge in investments, both from domestic and NRI buyers, causing all prominent micro-markets to register strong sales across budget segments in Q3 FY 20-21. While developers definitely helped this process by bringing on several
Key Points: However, Q4 2020 recorded strong growth in the residential segment – heralding housing market revival in 2021 In 2020, the top 7 cities saw sales decline by 47% from approx. 2.61 lakh units in 2019; MMR sales highest at 44,320 units this year New launches fell by 46% in 2020 from approx. 2.37
Despite the Covid-19 epidemic, when the world economy is down, there are some stocks that have actually performed well beyond our expectations this year. Among them, we are listing seven Indian billionaires whose shares added $64 billion to their wealth during this year. Here is the list of Indian billionaires 1. Gautam Adani Gautam Adani
Residential real estate has been primarily driven by end-users over the past two years. Previously, investors accounted about 20% of the overall buying activity. Now, with the returning vitality in the housing market, the stage is set for investors to get active again. Evaluating residential real estate makes a lot of sense amidst the volatility in other
Gautam Adani is also the richest person in India at the moment, with his estimated net worth of $115.6 billion. The Indian tycoon’s wealth has more than doubled since early 2021, as per Forbes. He first appeared on Forbes’ list of the World’s Billionaires in 2008, with his net worth being $9.3 billion at the
Premium charges on real estate development have always been a major cost component for Mumbai’s developers. In the current market environment of compromised liquidity, they can be crippling. On an average, 1/3rd of the overall project cost a real estate developer incurs in Mumbai goes towards various premiums. In one notable case, for a plot
NCR & Kolkata new supply continues to be dominated by non-branded players in 2020 at 55% & 62% respectively Overall new supply share of branded developers jumped to 53% in 2020 against mere 41% in 2015 in top 7 cities altogether With consumer preferences tilting towards branded products over the last few years, the share
Roshni Nadar is the richest woman in India. She tops the list of wealthiest women in 2020. She is the head of HCL technologies. Roshni Nadar Malhotra is the head of HCL Technologies. She tops the list of wealthiest women in India. She is the richest woman in India. She made herself is the wealthiest woman among the
Ambanis are now twice as rich as the second wealthiest family in Asia. He still maintained the position as the second wealthiest family in Asia. Ambani is a very famous personality not only in India as well as in the world. Mukesh Ambani is India’s richest man and the most powerful Indian. Their business empire is limited
