2. INTRODUCTION
What is Real Estate ?
What relevance does Real Estate holds in our economy?
What has changed the face of Real Estate?
Ways to achieve sales figures in Real Estate.
Key risks and concerns.
3. REAL ESTATE ??
• Land plus anything permanently fixed to it, including buildings, sheds and other items
attached to the structure.
• Although, media often refers to the "real estate market" from the perspective of
residential living.
• Real estate can be grouped into three broad categories based on its use: residential,
commercial and industrial.
• Examples of real estate include undeveloped land, houses, condominiums,
townhomes, office buildings, retail store buildings and factories.
4. GROWTH ENGINE OF ECONOMY
Second largest employer.
Expected to grow over 30% by next year.
FDI to touch $25 Billion in next 10 years from its current $4 Billion.
Market size to touch $180 Billion by 2020.
Housing sector alone contributes 5-6% of the total GDP.
Ranks 3rd among 14 sectors in terms of direct, indirect and
induced effects in all sectors of the economy.
5. DRIVERS FOR GROWTH OF REAL ESTATE
Nuclear families
Rapid urbanization
Rural Urban migration
Ever developing infrastructure
Higher income levels and housing demands.
Easy finance options
6. ROLE OF REAL ESTATE DEVELOPERS
To bridge the gap between construction ability and customer’s
need.
To offer value in terms of design, location, cost and functionality.
Infrastructure development.
7. STORY OF BRAND BUILDING IN REAL
ESTATE
SITUATION
ANALYSIS
CREATE
VALUE
CAPTURE
VALUE
SUSTAIN
VALUE
8. SITUATION ANALYSIS
THE 5 CS
Customers – Most Likely to buy
Company – Its strengths and weaknesses
Competitors – Red or Blue Ocean
Collaborators – Sales partner / development partner
Context – Opportunities and threats
12. SALES CHANNELS
Direct – Majorly through ATL and BTL campaigns
Indirect – Through Channel Partners
Loyalty
NRI Investment
13. KEY RISKS AND CONCERNS
Overheating Market
1. Rise of inflation
2. Persistent demand supply gap leading to spiraling property prices
3. Rise of capital values in all key markets
4. Oversupply expected in few product classes.
Unclear Titles
Interest Rates
Time consuming approval
Overindulgence
Speculative Supply