A Closer Look At Indian Real Estate Market And Its Future

By Author: William King
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It has been the same story in most parts of the world, when we look at the past and present situations of real estate sectors in different region. On the face of it, investors are edgy and at least cautious if not scared. Sales and construction work is decelerating and investors are much more watchful when putting in their money into real estate properties. Financial crisis may have caused plenty of bad's, but one good thing it did, is bringing back some sense in the financial markets. Even though some people may oppose the idea, but slow and well founded growth is much better than that groundless rapid growth that we have seen in previous years.

Coming back to our topic that is Indian real estate, seemingly the market that got a good boost-up in past few years, (thanks to a very healthy growth in Indian economy) has now slowed down. To get an idea of its future, let's take a look at some of the positives and negative signs associated with the market.

Negative Signs:

Apparently, it will take some time before the international investor can think of investing in Indian real estate again, at this point ...
... of time they are holding back their capital and waiting for some stability to build on. Similarly, the local investors are also on back foot and they will continue to hang around for some time now. Banking sector is not in a very good shape either, banks from all over the world are quite uneasy when lending out huge loans, towering prices of construction material like concrete, steel or cement are not going to help either All of these factors means, big developmental projects will be coming to a halt for some time, which means fewer units in the market for sale.

Positive Signs:

India is one of those countries who were not directly affected by recession; instead it was more affected by the shockwaves that reached here, effectively ending the exhilaration and slowing down the markets. Whereas the low property prices are disheartening for real estate investors (and speculators), they provide a good opportunity for people looking to purchase a property for their personal (residential or commercial) usage, especially for NRI (Non Resident Indians). One can also count on Congress getting reelected in recent elections as a positive sign, which means the economic policies will continue. Indian economy continues to grow at a healthy rate, improving purchasing power parity, which means a constant demand in future.

William King is the director of UAE Dubai Property & Dubai Real Estate Properties Portal: http://www.bayut.com , Pakistan Real Estate & Pakistan Property Portal: http://www.zameen.com and Property & Real Estate Directory: http://www.propertydir.com. He has 18 years of experience in the marketing and trading industries and has been helping retailers, entrepreneurs and startups with their product sourcing, promotion, marketing and supply chain requirements.

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