With total PE investments seeing a close to 27% yearly jump in H1 FY2022, investor confidence in Indian real estate is seen to be increasing. Foreign investors continued to remain major contributors with an approx. 63% share of the total inflows of USD 1790 Mn.
At least 67% (or approx. USD 67 bn) of the total loan advances (USD 100 bn) to Indian real estate by banks, NBFCs and HFCs is currently completely stress-free, reveals the latest study by ANAROCK Capital. Another 15% (approx. USD 15 bn) is under some pressure but has scope for resolution with certainty on at least the principal amount.
Though FY21 was an unprecedented year due to the pandemic, foreign PE funds showed much optimism for India. As much as 93% of the total PE investments pumped into Indian real estate was by foreign investors.
High-intensity focus on making India a global manufacturing hub has caused warehousing clusters to expand rapidly beyond the top cities and into tier 2 and 3 cities, reveals a joint report by US-based Binswanger Commercial Real Estate Services and ANAROCK Group

CII Real Estate Confluence 2019, Mumbai – Friday, 15 March

Maharashtra Real Estate: Ahead of the Curve – Refine. Reboot. Re-emerge

Date & time: Friday, 15 March 2019, 1730 hrs

Venue: Ballroom, Hotel Taj Land’s End, Bandra, Mumbai

  • Inaugural Address – Gautam Chatterjee, Chairman – Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA)
  • Theme Address – Anuj Puri, Chairman, CII Real Estate Confluence 2019 – Chairman, ANAROCK Property Consultants
  • Keynote Address – Abhishek Lodha, MD & CEO – Lodha Developers Ltd

ANAROCK Property Consultants are knowledge partners at the CII Real Estate Confluence 2019 to be held on Friday, 15 March in Mumbai.

This year’s conference theme ‘Maharashtra Real Estate: Ahead of the Curve – Refine. Reboot. Re-emerge’ is aptly chosen for the state which has been the forerunner in RERA adoption and implementation. ANAROCK, in partnership with CII, will also unveil its latest report ‘Affordable Housing: The Blue – Eyed Boy of Indian Real Estate’

Shobhit Agarwal, MD & CEO – ANAROCK Capital

As India rises to greater prominence on the world map, global corporates are more eager than ever to participate in the country’s growth story.

A GDP growth rate of 7% plus, a population base of over 1.2 billion and an urbanization rate northward of 30% are irresistible investment magnets, and real estate development remains a key focus area.

India opened its doors to FDI way back in the 2000s, and since then not only much-needed capital but also critical expertise has flowed in. No doubt, the subprime crisis of 2008 led to a decline in foreign fund inflows; however, today the situation has turned and certainly looks upbeat.

The real estate sector was among the main beneficiaries of the opening up of FDI into the country and has transformed significantly as a result. In the past few decades, it has metamorphosed from an unorganized, closely-held business to an increasingly organized and a corporatized one.

The recent structural changes including demonetization, the crackdown of Benami transactions, RERA and GST may have had short-term negative impacts, but they also encouraged the inflow of foreign funding which always reacts favourably to signs of increasing transparency,