Indian Luxury Realty Market - Cheapest in the World


American real estate tycoon & celebrity Donald Trump announced that he is very bullish on India and would invest more in India’s luxury residential and hospitality spaces, including the Trump Tower, which is his second project here.

Trump, who is the chairman and president of Trump Organisation, which is the holding company of his projects worth billions of dollars, described the Indian luxury realty market as the “cheapest in the world”.

He said that changed investor sentiment after Modi’s victory has forced him to alter his licensing agreement with the Lodha Group, which is developing luxury apartments over 75 storeys tall in Mumbai.

“I will invest a substantial amount in Trump Tower Mumbai, in my individual capacity,” Trump said, without quantifying the amount to be invested. He was in Mumbai to unveil the first sample flat in the 800-feet tall Trump Tower.

On his investment plans, the New York-based entrepreneur said he has lots of cash and that he is interested in owning properties in the country, most probably in the hospitality space. “Our next destination could be Delhi for a high-end luxury residential property,” he said.

Last September, the Mumbai-based Lodha Group had roped in Trump Organisation to develop Trump Tower in the group’s upcoming property ‘The Park’, through a licensing agreement which also involves design.

The Park is a 17.5 acre plot at Worli in the central part of the city, which also has other projects. Earlier, Trump Organisation had tied up with Pune-based Panchashil Realty for a similar but smaller property in 2012. This 22-storey residential twin-tower project would have 44 luxury single-floor condominiums and is slated to be ready by 2015.

-  PTI
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