This presentation lists the future prospects of real estate in India.

1. From HOUSE to HOUSEWARMING!
THE FUTURE PROSPECTS OF REAL ESTATE
SECTOR

2. THE PRESENT SCENARIO
A demographic
transition wherein 40%
of the urban population
is of the age group 15-
32 years.
Increase in availability of
resale properties.
Leftover inventory of
houses from 2014.
Lowered inflation rates
Banks lowering interest
rates.
Lowered property
prices.
Rupee has stabilised.

3. REGULATIONS TO BOOST REAL ESTATE
Implementation of
REITS
FDI allowed in
construction sector
Real Estate Regulation
Bill to be passed.
Make in India
Campaign Launched.
Announcement of a
100 smart cities.
Infrastructure to get a
boost which includes
both real estate and
transportation.
Funds have been set up
to boost urban and
rural infrastructure.
Single window
clearances
Implementation of
LARR.

4. TRENDS IN REAL ESTATE
• Residential plots being
preferred over
apartments.
• Plots being identified for
development of smart
cities.
• Demand of major cities in
South India especially
Bangalore and Chennai.
• Infrastructure upgrade of
the heritage cities.
• All around development
of the cities along the
Major Industrial corridors
to boost revenue and
growth.
• Affordable housing has
become the new trend.
• Tax incentives will be
given for home loans.
• Faridabad - an emerging
hotspot in the NCR
corridor.
• Amenities like security,
play area, gym, garden
etc. instead of luxuries are
more in demand.

5. TRENDS IN REAL ESTATE (Contd.)
• With the introduction of
FDI, real estate investors
are going to invest more.
• High demand for ready
to move in projects in
Bangalore and NCR.
• Increase in availability of
resale properties.
• Developmental activity
moving towards the
peripheries of major
cities.
• Raise in the capital
values of the cities
connected along with
metro or monorail.
• Smart cities will be a
major development this
year.
• Small properties (800-
1200 sq ft) are the latest
preferences of home
buyers.
• Implementation of REITs
and RERA.

6. SMART CITIES-THE WAY FORWARD
A smart city can be described as– smart economy, smart
people, smart mobility, smart environment, smart living and
smart governance.
A way to ease the urban life by using smart solutions for
effective and efficient use of assets, resources, amenities,
securities and infrastructure in order to ensure a safe, secure
and clean environment.
All amenities like water, electricity, transportation, education,
waste disposal etc are all integrated together and managed via
modern technology for efficient implementation.
They also consist of several smart features like smart grids,
lighting, traffic management etc.

7. TECHNOLOGY TO BOOST REAL ESTATE
Real time data like a map
based interface for
searching property.
A tracking tool by virtue of
which we can track of our
property in terms of the
construction stage, price
trends or legal matters and
documentation etc
A portal listing all upcoming
projects and alternatives
etc.
Digital client data
management
Online CRM

8. FUTURE PROSPECTS
Urbanization: Due to rapid urbanization, demographic shift, expanding middle class and
increase in disposable income, there is going to be a higher demand for quality housing,
residential property and retail malls.
Increasing demand for IT/ITES will lead to increase in demand for commercial space and
ready to move in properties. Emergence of e-commerce and SEZs will also help develop real
estate.
India is about to go for an infrastructure makeover which will boost real estate.
The GDP is expected to increase to 6.5% this year and is expected to cross 10% in the
future.
Smart cities are going to be the next reality leading to an increase in the demand for
townships.

9. FUTURE PROSPECTS
Increased transparency, less corruption, single window payment, quicker land acquisition,
timely completion will ensure that the real estate has a steady demand over the years.
100% FDI allowed in real estate development sector.
Real Estate Investors are back for the long run with increased liquidity due to REITs.
With predictions of an increase in job creation in 2015 due to the manufacturing, services
and IT/ITES sector, there will be a rise in demand of houses as well.
With increase in competition for space, developers have to come up with innovative
designs to use space efficiently like prefab, 3D copying or go for fast, cheap and eco
friendly development.

10. FUTURE PROSPECTS
Rising demand of eco cities in the future which will be sustainable in the long run and has a
green premium credential.
Technology like video conferencing, telecommuting, digital databases, data warehousing
will replace paper, digital world will dominate consumer spending and work culture as a
result need of office space and warehouses will diminish.
Real estate and institutional investors and private firms will step up to fill the gap left by
banks.
Greater automation through technology mastering the use of the latest digital technology
will foster better cost management and scale, allowing real estate managers to improve
data analytics communication with investors and regulatory reporting.
60 million housing units in rural and urban areas under Housing for All 2022.