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Real Estate
Industry

The real estate industry in India is one of the fastest-growing consumer product sectors whose demand is ever-rising, not only in its homeland but also abroad. With the evolution of the online cosmetic space, this domain has splurged tremendously in India.

Company Case Studies

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Real Estate Industry Case Study

GROWTH

  • From Rs. 12,000 crores (US$1.72 billion) in 2019 to Rs. 65,000 crores (US$9.30 billion) in 2040, the real estate market will increase. In India, the real estate market is anticipated to grow to US$ 1 trillion in size by 2030 from US$ 200 billion in 2021 and to account for 13% of GDP by 2025.

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  • The gross leasing volume across India's top seven office markets was 11.55 million square feet in the first quarter of 2022. In India's eight micro markets, a total of 55,907 new housing units (59% YoY growth) were sold between July 2021 and September 2021.

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  • In one year, the top 7 cities in India's real estate market saw land deals totaling more than 1,700 acres. US$10.3 billion in foreign investments were made in the commercial real estate sector between 2017 and 21.

KEY FACTORS

  • Residential property demand has increased as a result of growing urbanisation and rising household income. India is one of the top 10 home markets in the world for price appreciation.

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  • There is a rise in private investment in the sector, driven by rising transparency and rewards.

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  • The third-largest sector in terms of FDI inflow is construction. From April 2000 to March 2022, FDI in the sector—which includes construction development and activities—amounted to US$54.17 billion.

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  • The buyer's income is the primary factor influencing their willingness to purchase a property. Since the country's economy transitioned from one based on socialism to one based on capitalism, consumer affordability has increased dramatically.

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  • The level of consumer confidence is a key factor in driving the demand for real estate. When a customer invests in real estate, they demonstrate their faith in the venture by demonstrating their willingness to take a risk.

VARIOUS SECTORS OF BEAUTY INDUSTRY

  • Commercial

  • Housing

  • Retail

  • Hospitality

TECHNOLOGY IN BEAUTY INDUSTRY

  • Virtual home tours are in high demand right now. Most of the leading Indian real estate companies now offer 3D models and virtual tours as standard offerings.

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  • We now have access to a vast amount of information. We now have previously unobtainable geospatial data, Google Maps data, and data on real estate transactions and other legal documents. We also receive quarterly data from RERA (Real Estate Regulatory Authority) on all projects' collections and progress during construction. Lenders currently use this information to evaluate risk (including title and default risk), and investors typically use it to decide which commercial and warehouse investments to make.

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  • Investors are now accepting listing services powered by blockchain. The effectiveness and dependability of the entire property search process have increased thanks to this upgraded technology, which also provides thorough information about the property.

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  • PropTech is generating a lot of conversation. However, early investors could run legal and financial risks, just like with any new invention.

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