The Indian Real Estate Sector, which has remained
a disappointment for depositors for almost two years, is slowly accelerating
towards stability. The positive hopes were triggered by an increase in demand,
spate of new property launches all
over India and better liquidity.
However, Real Estate of India needs further
regulatory measures for a complete recovery from sluggish economy, less demand
and discrepancies in project completion. The inventory pile up is an immediate
concern. The unsold properties across
the nation shows an alarming count while comparing with the last few years.
And, with the almost
confirmed implementation of REITs, there is more optimism about improvement in
the sector. Due to the encouraging FDI strategies and the current satisfactory
exchange rates, the Indian realty sector
is inviting investments from various global private equity firms as well as other
prominent investment trusts.
With several builders like Brigade Group,
DLF, Prestige Group, Tata Housing, Godrej Properties etc coming up with
market-driven projects in different specifications, locations and budget,
buyers have several options to choose from.
The property exhibitions
are proven methods of popularizing a property
among buyers, as they serve as a wonderful platform for developers to present their works to
the masses which comprises of end-users, investors and professionals belonging
to the lending division amongst others.
The depreciation in
Indian currency value has led to investment-friendly environment for NRIs. In
this scenario, international property
exhibitions would be a best option to connect to NRIs who according to
surveys, are actively targeting reasonable and strategically located Indian Properties from reputed builders. Through such ventures, buyers
could get information on the most cost-effective mortgage plans as well. In
addition to their extensive market analysis, displaying the best schemes by top
developers, the conductors of such
expo also offer specialized property
consultancy sections.
The recently concluded property exhibition by Pan-Eastern Trade
and Exhibitors Worldwide was the 46th version of India Property Show. The IPRO served as
an effective platform for presenting the premium assets, developers and the most sought-after and potential locations.
Visitors could gain useful insights into the prevailing trends and the
perceptive on what to expect in the future.
An exhibition would
have the required information on housing
sector under a single roof. There would be display of options such as
studio homes, penthouses, villas, independent homes, land, row houses, flats
and others. These options would be grouped into different categories like
affordable housing, luxury / semi-luxury properties etc.
In other words, Indian Realty Sector is all set to
experience an unparalleled boom and with the right strategies, the positive
environment could be boosted to for maximum results.