Corners 37% of overall share, reforms push is improving
the investment climate
by Mr. Shobhit Agarwal, JLL India
In
1H2017, out of the total investment of INR 16,008cr, the top seven real estate
markets in India received an investment of more than INR 13,500cr.
Among
these cities, Delhi-NCR received the highest investment of over INR 5,800cr
followed by Mumbai region at over INR 3,100cr and Bengaluru at over INR
2,100cr.
Chennai
received almost INR 1,700cr distantly followed by Pune (INR 320cr) and
Hyderabad (INR 300cr).
While
Delhi-NCR has been the worst affected realty market in the country, it received
43% of the total pie thanks to improvement in the investment climate and newer
policies leading to more transparency in this sector.
Compared
to previous 1H’s, this was a record high for the city’s real estate market.
Similarly, Bengaluru saw the highest 1H investment compared to all previous
first halves.
Investment intensity (with 2011 as the base year)
Source: JLL Capital Markets Research
Already,
2017 seems to have set a new milestone as far as investment inflows into the
real estate sector are concerned.
The
total investment (in INR cr) in 1H 2017, which stands at more than INR
16,000cr, is the highest ever seen in any year’s first half. It has not only
exceeded the 1H2007 but also 1H2016.
Year
|
PE inflows
(in INR cr)
|
1H 2007
|
13,067
|
1H 2016
|
15,601
|
1H 2017
|
16,008
|
Source:
JLL Capital Market Research
Demonetization,
big bang policy reforms, economic and political stability, liberalisation of
the FDI policy and the resultant improvement in the investment community’s
sentiment are some of the factors working in Indian real estate’s favour.
Other
policies like the GST, RERA, Benami Property Act are already showing positive
effects. REITs are expected to launch soon. All this is expected to help the
sector evolve into a more mature, consolidated and highly-transparent industry.
About the author..
Mr. Shobhit Agarwal, Managing Director – Capital Markets & International Director, JLL India
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