The document outlines various classifications within the Indian real estate sector including land assets classified as residential, commercial, mixed use, hospitality, retail, and SEZ. Residential assets are further broken down and include single houses, apartments, multi-story apartments, apartment complexes, and residential townships. Commercial assets include office space and industrial sheds. Mixed use combines residential and commercial. Hospitality comprises hotels, resorts, and holiday homes. Retail consists of malls and shopping arcades. SEZ or Special Economic Zones are designated duty-free zones treated as foreign territory for trade.

1. Basic of Indian Real Estate Sector-
Asset Classification

2. Land
Residential
Commercial
Mix use Residential /Commercial
Hospitality
Retail
SEZ
Real Estate Sector Assest Classification

3. Agriculture
Non Agriculture
•Residential
•Commercial
•Industrial
•Mix Use
Land

4. Single House
Apartments
Multi-storey Apartments
Apartment complex
 Residential Township
Residential

5. Office Space
Industrial Shed
Commercial

6. Mix use Residential /Commercial
Residential Complex with shops /office
(Generally separate access and building)

7. Hotels
Resorts
Holiday Homes
Hospitality

8. Malls
Shopping Arcade
Retail

9. SEZ (Special Economic Zone) is a specifically delineated
duty free enclave and is deemed to be a foreign territory for
the purposes of trade operations and duties and tariffs. Goods
and services going into the SEZ from Domestic Tariff Area
(DTA) are treated as exports and goods coming from the SEZ
area into DTA are treated as if these are being imported. SEZ
units may be set up for manufacture of goods and rendering
of services. It may be set up in public, private, joint sector or
by State Government.
Sector Specific -10 acre minimum
General -250 and above
SEZ

10. Basic of Indian Real Estate Sector-
Asset Classification End