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Investment Regimes for Indian Real Estate Sector

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Research and Markets  has announced  Investment Regime for Indian Real Estate Sector” report to their offering.

The pull factors embedded in the booming economy of India seem to offer great succour to the global investor scathed by the economies of the western world especially the sub-prime crisis in the US. Just as water seeks its own level, global investment, too, is gushing into real estate in India; its meandering path is revealed in detail in the following write-up. The various routes permissible within the Indian legal framework and the sluice gates that have been set up to channelise the barrage of foreign investments flowing into the real estate sector in India have been exposed threadbare. An exit after securing good returns after a period of time through the labyrinths of tax structure is the dream target of every global investor parking his money in the Indian realty mart.
Capturing the Indian Market Dynamics
Global investment is gushing into real estate in India and its meandering path is revealed in detail by a leading real estate investment structuring expert in India.
Target Audience
Its readership base could comprise developers, capital market players, consultants to investors, from the VC/PE communities, merchant bankers and managers of the evolving REITs and REMFs.
Towards Optimal Solutions
– The pull factors embedded in the economy of India, growing at 8%-9%, are offering a great succour to the global investor scathed by the downturn in the economies of the West, especially the sub- prime crisis in the US.
– The expanding industrial sector in India coupled with the liberalisation of the Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) by the Government of India have caught the fancy of some of the biggest names including Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, JP Morgan, Grand Vision, Citigroup, Emmar and so on.

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