#Real estate opportunities in India

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Emerging Opportunities and Challenges in India's Commercial Real Estate Market

India's commercial real estate market is evolving rapidly, presenting both opportunities and challenges. Key cities like Mumbai, Delhi, and Bangalore are experiencing significant growth due to increasing demand for office spaces, retail outlets, and co-working hubs. Factors such as economic growth, urbanization, and a rising middle class are driving this transformation. However, challenges such as regulatory hurdles, fluctuating market conditions, and infrastructure constraints persist. Understanding these dynamics is crucial for investors and developers aiming to navigate and succeed in this vibrant and competitive market.

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Exploring Investment Opportunities in India's Evolving Real Estate Sector

The Indian real estate sector, a crucial component of the country's economy, has been witnessing significant fluctuations in institutional investment over the past few quarters. According to the latest report released by Vestian, a Bengaluru-based commercial real estate consultant, the sector reported $1.6 billion in institutional investment during the second quarter (Q2) of 2023. While this marks a 41% drop compared to the same period the previous year, it represents a promising 29% increase from the preceding quarter, which ended in March 2023.

The report, "Institutional Investment in Indian Real Estate Q2 2023," highlights the sector's journey over the past five quarters. In Q2 2022, the real estate sector experienced an impressive 81% year-on-year (YoY) increase and a staggering 98% quarter-on-quarter (QoQ) increase, reporting $2.7 billion in institutional investment. However, this growth was short-lived, as the following quarter witnessed an 86% QoQ decline to a mere $0.4 billion in investments.

Despite this setback, the sector showed resilience and bounced back spectacularly in the last quarter of 2022, with a 316% QoQ increase and 103% YoY increase, amounting to $1.5 billion in investments. The roller-coaster ride continued, with a 19% decline in the first quarter (Q1) of 2023, reaching $1.2 billion. These fluctuations underscore the inherent volatility of the real estate sector but also highlight a positive upward trend.

Vestian's CEO, Shrinivas Rao, attributes this upward trajectory to renewed interest from institutional investors, buoyed by India's robust GDP growth and a promising pipeline of upcoming infrastructure developments. The commercial assets segment, encompassing office spaces, retail outlets, co-working spaces, and hospitality projects, has been at the forefront of attracting investments.

In Q2 2023, commercial assets received a staggering $1,400 million in institutional investments, indicating an impressive 101% YoY increase from the previous year and a remarkable 189% surge compared to Q1 2023. This renewed demand for office spaces points to the evolving landscape of the Indian workforce and the growing importance of commercial spaces in the country's economic growth.

Amidst this ever-changing scenario, India's real estate sector continues to present exciting investment opportunities in India. The renewed focus on commercial assets, fueled by the changing work culture and increased demand for office spaces, has created an attractive avenue for investors seeking long-term returns.

Investors are also likely to explore opportunities in upcoming infrastructure projects, which are expected to enhance connectivity and boost the overall real estate market. India's burgeoning economy and steady GDP growth provide a favorable backdrop for investors looking to capitalise on the potential of this dynamic sector.

The Indian real estate sector's journey over the past few quarters has been marked by ups and downs, reflecting its inherent volatility. However, the recent upward trend in institutional investments demonstrates the resilience and potential of this critical sector. Commercial assets, particularly office spaces, have garnered significant attention from institutional investors, indicating a shifting paradigm in India's workforce dynamics.

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Real Estate Investment in India 2024

In the ever-evolving landscape of real estate, it becomes a mandate to remain updated with the trends and economic factors. The current real estate scenario reflects a complex interplay of economic factors, technological advancements, and changes in consumer preferences. The past year witnessed a flexible market grappling with challenges that were posed by global events and local market dynamics. From regulatory regulations to fluctuating GDP, the real estate world navigated through the market on a good note.

As we step into a new year, we expect the real estate industry to undergo new transformations with numerous factors coming into play. The upcoming year holds the promise of new-age innovation, the role of technologies, the growing impact of sustainable practices, and varying economic factors.

Let's explore the dynamic landscape real estate investment in India 2024 with expert insights and uncover trends, innovations and economic influences shaping the industry.

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Outlook 2024: A Deep Dive into Emerging Trends Shaping India's Robust Real Estate Resurgence

Introduction:

The real estate landscape in India, a linchpin of the nation's economic engine, has undergone transformational changes in recent years. Fueled by the dual engines of increasing urbanization and rising incomes, the housing sector has emerged as a formidable player in India's economic landscape. As we gaze into the future of 2024, the real estate market appears to be on the cusp of positive developments, rebounding from the challenges encountered in the preceding year.

Market Dynamics and Optimism for 2024:

Analysts are cautiously optimistic about the real estate market in 2024, foreseeing a more favorable environment driven by pent-up demand and a burgeoning interest in equity-seeking housing opportunities. Whether one is a first-time buyer or an astute investor eyeing property expansion, staying attuned to evolving real estate trends is imperative for making well-informed decisions in this dynamic and evolving market.

India's Real Estate as an Attractive Investment:

The depth of capital in Asian markets, India included, is experiencing diversification, with real estate emerging as a preferred sector for increased allocations. India's standing as one of the world's fastest-growing economies, propelled by private consumption and capital formation, positions the real estate sector as an attractive investment option. Investors are now exploring opportunities across various real estate segments, encompassing office spaces, logistics, private credit, residential properties, and data centers.

According to a comprehensive report by Concorde, the real estate sector is expected to witness a robust Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 9.2% from 2023 to 2028. The year 2024 is predicted to signify the next phase in the evolution of real estate, driven by continued urbanization, growth in the rental market, and steady appreciation in property prices.

Affordability and Growth in Residential Real Estate:

Industry experts project that the residential real estate market is poised to remain within affordable limits, reaching a three-year high in 2024. The JLL Home Purchase Affordability Index indicates that metro cities such as Mumbai, Delhi NCR, and Chennai will spearhead the surge in the real estate sector. The expected repo rate cut, estimated to range between 60-80 basis points, is anticipated to keep home prices within an affordable range for potential buyers.

Sustainable Growth in the Residential Market:

For sustainable growth in the residential market, experts emphasize the crucial role of government prioritization of affordable housing schemes and incentives for banks to offer lower interest rates, particularly for first-time buyers. This strategic approach could lead to organic and sustainable expansion in the residential market, ensuring a balanced and inclusive growth trajectory.

The nexus between government policies and private sector initiatives is instrumental in shaping the trajectory of India's real estate sector. The concerted effort to encourage affordable housing schemes aligns with the broader objective of fostering inclusive growth and ensuring that the benefits of the real estate boom are not confined to a select few.

Home Loan Rate Projections for 2024:

Delving into the financing aspect, projections for 2024 suggest that home loan rates are likely to remain stable, with no substantial impact on residential demand. Instead, critical factors influencing residential sales in 2024 are expected to be affordability and the income outlook for potential purchasers.

As we navigate the intricate web of real estate finance, stability in home loan rates provides a reassuring backdrop for both buyers and investors. The prospect of steady rates enables individuals to plan their investments with a degree of certainty, fostering a conducive environment for sustained growth in the real estate market.

In Conclusion:

In conclusion, the real estate market in India is poised for positive developments in 2024, driven by a confluence of market dynamics, government initiatives, and investor confidence. The focus on affordability, sustainable growth, and strategic financial measures positions the sector to play a pivotal role in India's economic landscape, offering opportunities for both homebuyers and investors alike.

The resilience exhibited by the real estate market in overcoming challenges in the previous year underscores its adaptability and capacity for growth. As India continues its journey toward economic prosperity, the real estate sector stands as a beacon of opportunity, contributing not only to the growth of the economy but also to the aspirations and dreams of millions seeking a place to call home. As stakeholders navigate the evolving landscape, a nuanced understanding of emerging trends will be key to unlocking the full potential of India's real estate resurgence in 2024 and beyond.

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It makes me sad how much art we miss out on because we don't have a universal basic income. It wouldn't matter if artists suck or if they are getting better or if they are amazing. They would have the opportunity to try and see where they land on that spectrum. And we won't miss out on the next Spielberg because they couldn't afford rent and decided to go into real estate.

This person is under the impression that all good art is properly valued. And I assure you, that is rarely true. People would rather generate shiny A.I. shit with 12 fingers than pay a talented artist.

"Get good" is not a solution.

And I really don't know what to do about the Fiver thing. Artists in India deserve work and good wages just as much as I do, but I cannot compete with the prices they offer, so I just don't even try. Rotoscope artists are having similar issues as there are companies in India basically setting up rotoscope farms where you just have a building full of people cutting people out of green screen footage for what we would consider minimum wage in the US.

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The worst cities in India poll really made me think about Ahmedabad, where I spent a decade of my life, went to school, turned 18, and why it's the worst city in India.

1. It is genuinely the most communally and economically segregated city in India. Muslim residents are forced into ghettoes and all economic opportunities and real estate is seized by upper caste Hindus and Jains. I went to a school in the Hindu part of Ahmedabad and had one Muslim classmate the whole time. There was no Eid holiday.

2. Ahmedabad has a truly vile history of Anti-Muslim pogroms. The 2002 genocide was so horrific beyond words that I don't think there's been that kind of mass destruction in the country except for the Partition.

3. Ahmedabad and its residents facilitate and support Modi, Shah, and the BJP - much of their power came from Ahmedabad, and they are now trying to make UP what Gujarat is.

4. Alcohol is prohibited because Gandhi was born there. This has led to an underground bootlegging culture which disproportionately affects economically disadvantaged populations and leads to many deaths due to spurious alcohol. Also makes for one hell of a boring city.

5. Speaking of Gandhi, the whole city is obsessed with him, and there's a whole tourism economy dedicated to him with no reflection on his racism, casteism, and r*pe.

6. Speaking of tourism, there is absolutely nothing to do or see in the city. It truly has erased whatever culture it had to begin with.

7. This is because the culture is dominated by UC Hindus and Jains and caters to their preferences. Of course it's boring. While they drink alcohol at house parties, the working class folks have to follow rules which of course don't apply to the rich. Restaurants in other cities have alcohol menus, Ahmedabad restaurants have no onion no garlic menus.

8. Unless you study commerce or medicine, there is absolutely nothing for you here in terms of career prospects. Forget trying to stay in Ahmedabad if you studied humanities, because the city has killed the prospect of communities around the arts.

9. There is a very hostile attitude towards non-vegetarian food - I've been told my house smells like fish, I probably eat anything etc etc. Housing communities are illegally "pure veg". Also for everything that gets said about it being safe....try wearing a dress and going out. There is no non veg street food. Food courts don't serve non veg food. This is not normal.

10. Even the "liberal" circuit is painfully elite and gatekeepy.

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Sheetal Chhabria sets her finger on the core of a shared problem that her book Making the Modern Slum: The Power of Capital in Colonial Bombay, Yahia Shawkat’s Egypt’s Housing Crisis: Shaping the Urban Space and my own Possessing the City: Property and Politics in Delhi 1911-1947 are outlining. The settings and periods are diverse and the particular histories diverge. But, in each of our work, we point to both the commodification of shelter and the paradoxical histories of efforts to oppose or mitigate that commodification. The Housing Question – how to provide decent and dignified shelter to every human – seems to be hummed to a drearily repetitive tune (with a few varying notes) in the Global South. Indeed, many of the same problems are reproduced in the Global North as well.

The stubbornness with which mass housing initiatives are reinserted into commodity circuits is a key lesson in all three works. This despite a related phenomenon that Chhabria points to the sheer variety of ways in which housing has been used by the state to ‘manage populations’. Chhabria and Shawkat both refer, for instance, to moments in which housing has been utilized as a tool to ensure the immobilization of working populations. Much like in a prison, to use housing as a way to prevent or restrict the mobility of working people.

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Part of the reason for this is that Chhabria’s work on Bombay culminates at a point of unique labor mobility: the migration away from the city of much of Bombay’s mill labor force in the wake of the late nineteenth century plague epidemic. [...] But it was also a project of housing in which luring workers back to the city and holding them there was an essential component. The Bombay Improvement Trust (BIT), whose trajectory from inception to failure Chhabria meticulously chronicles, bears the marks of exactly such an origin point. The BIT was in the final reckoning a mix of welfarism, state-subsidy for financial speculation, attempts to signal a more sanitary city and immobilising labour. [...] However, this limited decommodification of shelter was a mere sub-theme among the other agenda of the BIT.

Crucially, Chhabria points out, Indian elites and the colonial state joined in their appreciation of the opportunities for profit-making and governing on the cheap, while solving labor supply problems through the BIT’s housing initiatives.

In Shawkat’s Egypt too, both in the late nineteenth century and in the present, the ‘izba recurs as a form of housing designed to immobilize labor – converting peasants more fully into workers. [...]

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The slum must also [...] be an active source of a reserve army of labor. [...] Here the establishment of a Delhi Improvement Trust (in 1937, nearly 40 years after the BIT) was initiated by a piece of bad press. [...] The DIT’s major success was in [...] (something that Chhabria points out happened in Bombay too) participating in a round of speculative development in the Delhi countryside. [...] These and myriad other pathways have tended to return housing – even housing built at subsidized rates for the city’s working poor – to circuits of accumulation and profit.

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Shawkat [...] is clear-sighted about the terminal point – decommodified housing. Any intermediate position, he argues, would prove unstable and return housing to the circuits of capital circulation. [...] As I have been pointing out, each of our three works provides templates by which waves of partial decommodification are clawed back into circuits of profit and loss.

How, then, could a more permanent extrication of shelter from commodification be achieved? The unsuccessful efforts to decommodify housing in colonial Delhi illustrate some potential pitfalls. [...] The weakness of struggles to decommodify housing in Delhi meant that even housing for Partition refugees would become the launchpad for what is today India’s largest private real estate firm -- Delhi Land and Finance. [...]

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The Housing Question, cannot be separated from the much broader question of power. Mobilizations from below which are committed to a vision of broad human emancipation are the only viable way forward. Neither a brilliant urban plan nor the temporarily persuaded ear of a state official can achieve the decommodification of shelter that Shawkat calls for. [...] Stubbornly enough, [...] at the heart of it tends to lie a nexus between industrialists, richer traders, real estate speculators, and the state. Yes, temporary relief might be won [...]. But, as the history of the return of housing to circuits of commodity demonstrates, [...] the battle to provide shelter as a right is first about building [...] [movements] that can fight and win a broad decommodification of everyday life.

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Text by: Anish Vanaik. “Shelter as Capital: Housing and Commodification: Lessons from the Global South.” Borderlines [open-access site mentored by editors of Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East]. Published online: 18 February 2021. [Bold emphasis and some paragraph breaks/contractions added by me.]

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˓⠀⠀﹪ :⠀⠀٬⠀⠀IVYRED.⠀⠀⸻⠀⠀is a fictional four-member girl group under kayak72 consisting of NAVA, SAANVI, MALEKA, and NERIAH. debuting on october 26, 2017, ivyred has largely been credited for reviving their label into vibrancy after their senior brother group, DIEM, saved them from bankruptcy.

based in new york city, the group was scouted by kayak72's creative director, romina richetti through a talent search looking for self-producing female artists throughout major cities around the world. though the group initially began with five scouted members, the fifth member, DANA, would be pulled out of the group by her parents who had previously been told she would be placed in a duo with her older brother DAX.

the group has often drawn parallels between themselves and diem. it is rumored that the members of the two groups do not get along and often are not present in the same rooms. seemingly fueling the fire, members avoni and neriah have been noted saying the diem boys were, "overgrown frat boys", following the scandal that alleged a member had offended the recording academy. unlike their counterparts, however, ivyred has drawn mass appeal, frequently selling out stadiums and even winning a grammy of their own for their album HONEY IN 2021.

&.&.    SECTION  ONE ,      the basics

GROUP NAME: ivyred

LABEL: kayak72 (2017 - present)

DEBUT DATE: october 26, 2017

DEBUT SINGLE: sorry not sorry

DEBUT ALBUM: ivy

GENRE: pop, r&b, bedroom pop

FANDOM NAME: ivymind

MOST POPULAR SONGS: 7 rings, deliver, kiss me more

&.&.    SECTION  TWO ,      the members

𓆩*𓆪 .⠀⠀NAVA RAHMANI-ALDERS, 1995: born the first child to real estate mogul, yasser rahmani and his second wife, janna alders, nava was frequently referred to as her parents' "trial child". growing up, she attained an independence that peeved her mother who longed for a mother-daughter relationship that she had not been lucky enough to have with her own mother. by her 10th birthday, the rahmani-alders family would receive their own reality show starring nava, her parents, older step-siblings, and her two younger brothers. nava was noticeably absent from appearing on the show, later claiming that her mother had instructed cameramen to only film her when she ate to "make sure she stayed away from the food". nava's interest in music was given to her by her grandfather who played an active role in taking nava to music and vocal lessons when her parents refused. after filing for emancipation in 2012, nava would go on to work as an assistant for producer, RAHIM NAQVI, eventually being recommended to romina for a spot in ivyred.

𓆩*𓆪 .⠀⠀SAANVI MISHRA, 1995: a relatively quiet child, saanvi was born a twin in northeast india to a college professor father and a surgeon mother. after receiving an offer for a position as chief of surgery at a hospital in boston, the family would pack their things and move to the united states. there, saanvi found a love of music that would bring her out of her shell, landing her opportunities to perform with her school across new england in various musical theater competitions. after graduating in high school, saanvi would attend julliard in hopes on one day performing on broadway. three years later, while in line for an audition, she would come across a flyer for kayak72 looking for artists to join a talent search. being the first member to pass through auditions, romina famously built the group around saanvi who takes on a leadership role within the group.

𓆩*𓆪 .⠀⠀MALEKA JACKSON, 1996: raised the sole child of yolanda and demarion jackson, maleka had grown up with access to almost every interest she could ever have. running through dance classes and jiu jitsu lessons and any and every sport her school offered was the only way to keep the young girl occupied. a beloved headache for her parents, the jacksons were more than willing to invest in their daughter's fixation on music in all of its forms. finally deciding to stick to cello and voice lessons, it wouldn't be long before maleka spent most of her time practicing her craft than following her rowdy cousins out on the weekends. though yolanda and demarion grew wary of her social development, the scholarship she would soon receive to attend the new england conservatory of music upon her graduation from high school. while there, maleka found the pressure of assignments and composition thrilling, even taking a chance to take on a side hustle laying cello backings for hip-hop tracks. her talents soon landed her an in with romina richetti who encouraged her to join her hunt for kayak72's next group.

𓆩*𓆪 .⠀⠀NERIAH DIMAS, 1999: born in los angeles to a composer father and a songwriter mother, neriah and her three siblings had always been surrounded by music. the four dimas children were frequently found running around their parents' shared brentwood studio so it wasn't much of a surprise when they began to have dreams of pursuing musical careers of their own upon coming of age. ever supportive, ario and nailah would chauffeur their children around the country to auditions and performances all in hopes of making their dreams come true. initially landing gigs as a child singing the national anthem at sporting events, neriah would eventually land a recurring role in disney channel's suite life on deck before becoming part of the regular cast for ant farm in 2011. after the show ended in 2014, neriah would join fellow disney channel alum, zendaya, as a fellow spy in k.c. undercover. her time on the show would end in 2016 after learning of kayak72's search for female talent. after her official exit from the show, she would disppear for a few months before emerging as the second member chosen for ivyred.

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Bharti Realty's Vision: Transforming Delhi's Skyline with a $794 Million Global Business Hub

In a bold move set to redefine Delhi's real estate landscape, Bharti Realty, under the astute leadership of CEO SK Sayal, has unveiled plans to invest a staggering INR 6,595 crore ($794 million) into the creation of a cutting-edge global business hub near the Delhi airport. The project aims to bring to life approximately 6.5 million square feet of office and retail space, positioned as a pivotal component of Aerocity's second development phase. This visionary endeavor promises not only a boost to the local economy but also opens up significant investment opportunities in India and beckons foreign investors to be a part of this transformative journey.

Bharti Realty's impressive track record serves as a testament to their commitment to innovation and development. The first phase saw the construction of Worldmark 1, 2, and 3, encompassing around 1.5 million square feet. These iconic properties now reside under the ownership of Rostrum Realty, a strategic joint venture between Brookfield Asset Management and Bharti Realty. The upcoming expansion takes this legacy forward with the introduction of Worldmark 4, 5, 6, and 7. This quartet will contribute an additional 3.5 million square feet of leasable space, setting the stage for a vibrant blend of commercial and retail offerings.

One of the standout features of this ambitious project is the seamless integration of office spaces with retail elements. Each office tower within the Worldmark expansion will be complemented by a dedicated retail area. Additionally, a distinct mall and over 10,000 parking slots are envisioned to cater to the needs of visitors and professionals alike. The grand unveiling of these new assets is slated for the year 2025, a milestone eagerly anticipated by stakeholders and observers alike.

While Bharti Realty's commitment to enhancing Aerocity's allure through further developmental stages is evident, their present focus remains firmly on the ongoing phase. This phase is anticipated to emerge as a cornerstone of Delhi's real estate advancements, poised to redefine the city's skyline and economic landscape. The project's scale and vision offer a glimpse into the potential of

This ambitious undertaking not only presents a game-changing opportunity for domestic investors but also beckons foreign investors to consider India's burgeoning real estate sector. With the nation's strong economic growth and increasing urbanization, the potential for foreign investment in India's real estate market is substantial. Bharti Realty's project stands as a prime example of the type of ventures that can yield lucrative returns for both local and global investors.

To navigate the intricate landscape of real estate development and investment, strategic consulting emerges as a key enabler. Consultants armed with in-depth market knowledge and insights can provide invaluable guidance to stakeholders seeking to capitalize on India's real estate opportunities. From identifying optimal investment zones to devising effective marketing strategies, strategic consultants play a pivotal role in shaping the success trajectory of projects like Bharti Realty's global business hub.

In conclusion, Bharti Realty's announcement to invest INR 6,595 crore into creating a sprawling global business hub in the heart of Delhi's Aerocity marks a pivotal moment in the city's real estate narrative. With their track record of innovation and success, this visionary project promises to redefine commercial and retail spaces. The integration of office and retail components, coupled with the allure of significant investment opportunities in India's dynamic market, underscores the potential for substantial returns on investment. As foreign investment in India's real estate sector gains momentum, strategic consulting offers the compass necessary to navigate this landscape successfully. Bharti Realty's venture stands as a testament to India's evolving skyline and its growing prominence on the global investment map.

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