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REAL ESTATE
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INTRODUCTION

• The strong fundamentals of the Indian economy are
  having a favorable impact on all asset classes of
  Indian real estate viz. housing, commercial
  office space and retail and hospitality. 
• In recent years, the growth has spread out to
  tier-II and III cities as well. 
• High growth in services as well as manufacturing
  sector has resulted in high demand for commercial
  and industrial real estate. 
• Further the economic growth has trickled down to
  the large Indian middle class increasing
  affordability and affluence. Improving living
  standards are driving the demand for better
  quality housing and urban infrastructure.

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Factors for Growth of Real Estate Construction
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Factors for Growth of Real Estate
Construction(Contd.)
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Factors for Growth of Real Estate
Construction(Contd.)
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Physical Targets for Infrastructure

• Power
• Additional power generation capacity of around
  78.500
• MW Roads and highways 
• Six-Ianing 6,500 km of Golden Quadrilateral and
  selected National Highways
• Four-laning 6.736 km on North-South and East-West
  Corridors 
• Four-laning 20.000 km of National Highways 
• Widening 20.000 km of National Highways to two
  lanes
• Developing 1.000 km of expressways 
• Railways
• Constructing dedicated freight corridors between
  Mumbai-Delhi and Ludhiana-Kolkata0
• 8.132 km of new railway lines gauge conversion
  of over 7.148 km 
• Airports
• Modernization and redevelopment of 4 metro and 35
  non-metro airports
• Constructing 7 greenfield airports
• Constructing 3 airports in North-east region 
• Telecom
• Achieving a telecom subscriber base of 600
  million. with 200 million rural telephone
  connections0
• Achieving a broadband coverage of 20 million and
  40 million internet connections 

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Special Economic Zones
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Govt. Initiatives and Policy
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DEVELOPMENT OF REAL ESTATE IN INDIA

• IT Infrastructure Temples of Modern India
• Townships
• Programming Houses
• Green Buildings

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BARRIERS IN GROWTH OF REAL ESTATE
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IMPACT OF BUDGET

• Overall Impact considered to be marginally
  positive.
• Infrastructure investment to be raised over 9 of
  GDP.
• Funding pressure on construction companies to be
  eased by PPP.
• PPP infrastructure projects to be refinanced upto
  60 through IIFCL.
• Rs 39.7 billion allocated for rural housing
  schemes.
• Focus on providing housing to people of economic
  weaker section lower income group.

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FUTURE PREDICTIONS

• Close to 7 billion to 8 billion of venture
  capital expected to flow into Indian real estate
  market.
• A significant increase in project execution
  through Public- Private-Partnerships.
• More demand for office and industrial space.
• Current levels of investments in infrastructure
  are not sufficient to bridge the gap between
  demand and supply.

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