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	<title>Comments on: FDI Investments in Indian Real Estate 2008</title>
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		<title>By: riathareja</title>
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		<description>In a bid to tap booming Indian real estate, foreign investors are being bullish on making large-scale investments in the market. In the next couple of years, an investment of USD10 billion is likely to facilitate by FDI route that clearly means huge growth of the sector.Of the investments worth USD 30 billion estimated for Asian real estate market, USD6 billion have been predicted for India alone.Compared to other property markets, India offers a high return of around 20-25% on real estate investments. This is one of the factors encouraging foreign players to look forward to Indian real estate.Other factors attracting attention from foreign investors include high rental, capital value appreciation, and large availability of quality supply in India. A major part of investments are being put in development of residential and mixed-use real estate projects.Metros like Delhi and Mumbai fill delight cup of wealthy foreign investors, as these are mature markets whereas smaller cities like Pune, Hyderabad, and Kolkata are emerging as the preferred investment destinations. With favorable interest rates on deposits of non-resident Indians (NRIs) the government is expecting a jump in NRI remittances and investment in infrastructure sector.Many NRIs have submitted proposals to invest in India, especially in IT, real estate, telecom, and electrical equipment, pharmaceutical and other sectors. A lot of NRI funds are coming to India from the US and Gulf NRIs who are the most active participants. Small and medium NRI businesses also have made significant investments. The government has plans to set up separate cells to attract NRI investment or NRI FDI. FDI&#039;s share in domestic real estate market is higher than levels achieved in the previous years. The growing interest of global real estate players in the Indian real estate market and increasing demand for office space in IT &amp; BPO are aiding this.For more view-realtydigest.blogspot.com</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In a bid to tap booming Indian real estate, foreign investors are being bullish on making large-scale investments in the market. In the next couple of years, an investment of USD10 billion is likely to facilitate by FDI route that clearly means huge growth of the sector.Of the investments worth USD 30 billion estimated for Asian real estate market, USD6 billion have been predicted for India alone.Compared to other property markets, India offers a high return of around 20-25% on real estate investments. This is one of the factors encouraging foreign players to look forward to Indian real estate.Other factors attracting attention from foreign investors include high rental, capital value appreciation, and large availability of quality supply in India. A major part of investments are being put in development of residential and mixed-use real estate projects.Metros like Delhi and Mumbai fill delight cup of wealthy foreign investors, as these are mature markets whereas smaller cities like Pune, Hyderabad, and Kolkata are emerging as the preferred investment destinations. With favorable interest rates on deposits of non-resident Indians (NRIs) the government is expecting a jump in NRI remittances and investment in infrastructure sector.Many NRIs have submitted proposals to invest in India, especially in IT, real estate, telecom, and electrical equipment, pharmaceutical and other sectors. A lot of NRI funds are coming to India from the US and Gulf NRIs who are the most active participants. Small and medium NRI businesses also have made significant investments. The government has plans to set up separate cells to attract NRI investment or NRI FDI. FDI&#8217;s share in domestic real estate market is higher than levels achieved in the previous years. The growing interest of global real estate players in the Indian real estate market and increasing demand for office space in IT &amp; BPO are aiding this.For more view-realtydigest.blogspot.com</p>
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