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With around 8% GDP growth, bullish capital market, growth of organized retail sector, portfolio investment, huge demand for housing, improving regulatory landscape, and modernized urban development methods, India property market is booming like never before. Surging FDIs have completely changed the way India property market used to function. Now, it is a well-organized sector with some of the biggest names in Global real estate scene.
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Dubai-based Emmar Properties, the largest listed real estate developer in the world, has joined hands with Delhi-based MGF Developments. Their joined venture company Emmar-MGF has announced India's largest FDI in the realty sector amounting to over US$ 500 million in projects having capital outlay of US$ 4 billion.
Vancouver-based Royal Indian Raj International Corporation (RIRIC) will invest a staggering US$ 2.9 billion in a single real-estate project named Royal Garden City in Bangalore over a period of 10 years. The retail value of the project is estimated at US$ 8.9 billion.
Morgan Stanley Real Estate had announced that it has invested around US$ 68 million in Mantri Developers Private Ltd, a private Bangalore-based real estate developer.
Along with these investments, there are quite a few heavyweight companies, who are keeping a strict eye on the India property market and already expressed their desire to invest in Indian realty sector. To name a few such international investors.
Warburg Pincus
Blackstone Group
Broadstreet
Morgan Stanley Real Estate Fund (MSREF)
Columbia Endowment Fund
California Public Employees’ Retirement System (CalPERS)
Hines
Tishman Speyer
Sam Zell’s Equity International
Warren Buffet’s Berkshire Hathway
American International Group Inc (AIG),
High Point Rendel
Edaw
Kikken Sekkel of Japan
Lee Kim Tah Holdings and Cesma International from Singapore.
According to industry reports, the spur of retail sector and increasing demand for residential properties primarily triggered the growth of India property market. This growth in the real estate industry is here to stay as the retail boom in India is yet to attain its saturation and demand for residential properties will also keep on increasing.
According to global real-estate consulting group Knight Frank, India is at the 5th position in the list of 30 emerging retail markets. They have also predicted 20% growth rate for the organized retail segment by 2010.
According to the estimates of United Nations Population Division, India’s urban population will grow at the rate of 2.5% per year for the next two-and-a-half decades and will touch 600 million by 2030. According to Planning Commission estimates, there is a shortage of nine million dwelling units in urban areas at present. The Asian Development Bank estimates that this deficit will rise, and by 2030 India will need up to 10 million new housing units per year.
Besides these two major contributors to the growth of India property market, demand in the commercial property segment is also fuelled by the IT and ITES industry, SEZ and hospitality industry.
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