1. INDIAN REAL ESTATE MARKET
2014-15.
Gift from SUNIL SETH KAKKAD
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2. NAMSATE@INDIA
• India is 2nd largest country in the World in terms of
population after China. As per 2012 figure, India’s population
is 1.237 billion which is the second largest after China
(1.351). As per the latest analysis and prediction, India will
become world’s largest country in population by 2020

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7. Introduction
• The Indian real estate sector is one of the fastest growing and globally recognised
sectors. It comprises four sub sectors-housing, retail, hospitality, and commercial. The
real estate industry's growth is linked to developments in the retail, hospitality and
entertainment (hotels, resorts, cinema theatres) industries, economic services (hospitals,
schools) and information technology (IT)-enabled services (like call centres) etc and
vice versa. The total realty market in the country is expected to touch US$ 180 billion
by 2020.
• India ranks third for the most LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental
Design)-certified space globally, with nearly 12 million sq m. The LEED system is the
most widely used rating system guiding the design, construction, operations and
maintenance of green buildings.
• Private equity (PE) funding has picked up in the last one year due to attractive
valuations and low level of bank funding to the sector. Delhi NCR alone has already
attracted PE investments of Rs 80 crore (US$ 13.22 million) in first quarter of
2014.Moreover, with the government trying to introduce developer and buyer friendly
policies, the outlook for the real estate sector in 2014 looks promising.

8. Market size
• Recent years have seen the Indian real estate sector grow, especially the commercial real estate segment.
According to a study by Knight Frank, Mumbai is the best city in India for commercial real estate
investment, with returns of 12-19 per cent likely in the next five years. Bangalore and Delhi-National
Capital Region (NCR) come second and third on the list, with returns of 12 per cent and 8-11 per cent
respectively. Delhi-NCR was the biggest office market in India with 110 million sq ft, out of which 88
million sq ft were occupied.
• The residential segment of real estate has also seen tremendous growth in recent years owing to the
continuous growth in population, migration towards urban areas, ample job opportunities in service
sectors, growing income levels, rise in nuclear families and easy availability of finance.
• In the residential segment, the number of new launches in the first quarter of 2014 has increased by 43
per cent at 55,000 units across eight major cities. Bengaluru recorded the largest number of units
launched, an increase of 22 per cent at 16,838 units, followed by Mumbai and Chennai with new
launches at 10,698 units and 7,436 units with a growth rate of 93 per cent and 191 per cent respectively,
during the first quarter.
• With the government allowing 100 percent foreign direct investment (FDI) in this sector, the number of
foreign firms owning real estate projects in India has also increased. The construction development
sector, including townships, housing, built-up infrastructure and construction-development projects
garnered total FDI worth US$ 23,587.25 million in the period April 2000-June 2014.

9. Indian Economy
India’s economy is expanding rapidly. By 2030 it is expected to have
grown by fivetimes, buoyed largely by the country’s urban centres.
During the same period, thecountry’s labour force is expected to grow
by 270 million workers, with urban jobsaccounting for 70% of that
growth.
Today, India is less than 30 per cent urban and the quality of life in its
cities ischronically low. However, with 2/3rds of GDP already generated
in India’s citiesand rural to urban migration patterns accelerating, the
country faces a critical
challenge: managing this rapid urbanization in a way that enhances the
livabilityof India’s urban spaces.

12. TOP CITIES OF INDIA
New Delhi: India is Asia’s third largest economy and is growing every year especially
due to its major financial powerhouses - metropolitan cities.
Mumbai most developed city of India, is the world’s 29th largest by GDP. It is the
centre of trade and commerce. It is home to important financial institutions like RBI,
BSE, NSE, It is responsible for 25% of industrial output, 70% of maritime trade in India
and 70% of capital transactions to the nation’s economy.
Kolkata With the contribution of 150 billion dollar to the GDP of India, it has become
the third developed city of the nation. The city is one of the important financial hubs
of East and North-East India and houses the Calcutta Stock Exchange.
Bangalore The IT hub of India contributes GDP of 83 billion dollar. The silicon valley of
India is home to various IT companies like Infosys and Wipro. Indian Space Research
Organisation and Hindustan Aeronautics Limited are headquartered in the city. It is
also a biotechnology giant.

13. TOP CITIES OF INDIA
Hyderabad: Another IT city contributes about 74 billion dollar in terms of GDP to the
country. The city has the highest number of special economic zones among all the
cities in the country.
CHENNAI The second largest exporter of IT and BPOs, is the backbone of economy. It is
also a major automobile city. The GDP of the city had increased to 12.39% .
AHMEDBADT: This largest industrial hub in Gujarat contributes a GDP of about $64
billion. The city is a home for the developing textile and garment industry.
PUNE: The second largest city of Maharashtra, Pune contributes a GDP of $48 billion.
Although Pune is known for its educational facilities, the city has developed its
manufacturing, glass, sugar and forging industries.
SURAT:-The well developed commercial city of Gujarat, Surat has contributed a GDP of
$40 billion. The city is popularly known as the diamond capital of the world and the
textile capital of India.
VISHAKAPATHNAM :-T he industrial city, Visakhapatnam has contributed a GDP of $26
billion. The city is home for various state owned heavy industries and a steel plants.

14. (DMIC) is India’s most ambitious Infrastructure programmed aiming to develop new industrial
cities as “Smart Cities” and converging next generation technologies across infrastructure
sectors.

15. Developing India
Industrial Smart Cities
The government has spelt out certain transit corridors along which the Smart Cities will
evolve. The Amritsar-Kolkata Industrial master planning will be completed expeditiously for
the establishment of the industrial smart cities in seven states of India. The planning of three
new Smart Cities in the Chennai-Bangalore Industrial Corridor region, viz., Ponneri in Tamil
Nadu, Krishnapatnam in Andhra Pradesh and Tumkur in Karnataka will also be completed.
The Bangalore-Mumbai Economic corridor (BMEC) and Vishakhapatnam-Chennai corridor
would also be completed with the provision for 20 new industrial clusters.
The New Town Concept
Existing cities have had huge extensions which are almost like new towns. Someexamples are
Rohini, Dwarka and Narela as extensions to Delhi, Navi Mumbai to
Mumbai, Salt Lake City to Kolkata and Yelhanka and Kengeri to Bangalore. Noida,
Greater Noida, Manesar, Pimpri-Chinchwad, Rajarhat, Dankuni, etc are other
examples of such new towns.

16. SMARTCITY KOCHI
SmartCity Kochi (SCK), a joint venture between SmartCity Dubai and the Kerala
government, has approved the concept master plan of the project. The first phase
of the project is expected to be operational within 18 months which includes a
building spread over 3.5lakh sq.ft. The project will enjoy a single special economic
zone (SEZ) status due to the revision of guidelines for SEZs being initiated by the
Union government. The project will be considered single even though there is a
water body seperating the land into two parts. With the notification of the revised
guidelines, the entire 246 acres will recieve a single SEZ status.
This stage includes final detailed master plan, environmental and sustainability
study, urban design landscape guidelines, traffic impact study and plot
development guidelines.
The project, sprawling over 246 acres at Edachira, Kakkanad is expected to
generate 90,000 direct jobs

17. GUJARAT INTERNATIONAL FINANCE TECH CITY (GIFT)
Gujarat International Finance Tech-City or GIFT is an under-construction city
in the Indian state of Gujarat which is about 12 kms from Ahmedabad
International Airport. It will be built on 500 acres (2.0 km2) of land. Its main
purpose is to provide high quality physical infrastructure (electricity, water, gas,
district cooling, roads, telecoms and broadband), so that finance and tech firms
can relocate their operations there from Mumbai, Bangalore, Gurgaon etc. where
infrastructure is either inadequate or very expensive.
t will have a special economic zone (SEZ), international education
zone, integrated townships, an entertainment zone, hotels, a convention center,
an international techno park, Software Technology Parks of India (STPI) units,
shopping malls, stock exchanges and service units.
GIFT aims at providing transportation network which ensures accessibility, easy &
fast mobility and zero road accidental deaths.

20. Demand for hotel -2014
Mumbai (North and South), NCR, Kolkata, Chennai, Bengaluru,
Hyderabad, Pune, Ahmedabad, Goa, Jaipur, Agra and Kerala. Gurgaon,
Aurangabad, surat& Vishakhapatnam

21. Top 16 most populated cities in India

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24. BEST CITIES TO LIVE IN NORTH INDIA

25. BEST CITIES TO LIVE IN WEST INDIA

26. BEST CITIES TO LIVE IN SOUTH INDIA

27. Investment Tips in INDIA
The critical ones that highlight the potential of any property markets are: 1. Existing
infrastructure readiness 2. Execution / implementation timelines for new infrastructure
initiatives, 3. Demand for commercial space in the market (leading to job creation), 4. Social
infrastructure, and 5. Price trends
Factoring in all these five aspects and considering them against the prevailing market
environment, the top Residential property investment cities today are:
1. Hyderabad 2. Bangalore 3. Chennai 4. Pune 5. Noida, and 6. Navi Mumbai.
COMMERCIAL & OFFICE SET UP IN INDIA
Bangalore, Delhi , Mumbai , Tirusulam Chennai , hyderabad , kolkatta , Ahmadabad ,
Thiruvananthapuram , Nagpur, chandigargh , Mangalore, Navi Mumbai , pune ,
Tiruchirapalli , Lucknow , Coimbatore , Kanpur , Vijayawada , Mysore , vadodra &
Ludhiana ,Noida & Gurgoan

28. Outlook for 2014-15
CONCLUSION
• change in the political leadership
now could mean that the incoming
leadership could challenge most of
the policies already in place causing
a dramatic upheaval. This is not
particular to the real estate market,
which is good and expected to be
great in the future, but the future is
just that, it is unpredictable.
• The old Chinese curse goes, “May
you live in interesting times.”
Unfortunately, we in India are now
living in very, very interesting times
regarding the future.
BY SUNIL SETH KAKKAD

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