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parthag — Mon, 29 Sep 2008 11:01:33 +0000

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Private Equity Fund bullish on Indian Reality sector

parthag — Wed, 06 Aug 2008 17:44:34 +0000

Private Equity fund to the tune of $2.32 billion was invested during the first quarter of 2008. With the rise in inflation and subsequent rise in interest rate there has been a slowdown in this sector. But analysts feel over 12 month horizon things will be different. In early june 2008 Lehman Brothers real estate partners invested $185 million for 50 % stake in unitech project located in Mumbai. Axis bank too invested Rs. 250 crore in Lavasa Corporation a subsidiary of Hindustan Construction Company in the form of convertible preference shares and debentures.

Another interesting point is LIC Housing Finance a mortgage arm of Life Insurance Corporation intends to start a Rs. 500 crore real estate fund by the end of this financial year. So although the Real Estate looks gloomy in the short tern the case is not so in the long term.

Real Estate Share Price

parthag — Tue, 05 Aug 2008 12:32:04 +0000

Indian Real Estate sector is facing a money crunch. The shares namely DLF and Unitech the two topmost players in the Real Estate sector have dropped considerably. The shares of DLF and Unitech have dropped 58% and 61% respectively with respect to the drop of 33% in Bombay Stock Exchange- Sensex.

Though the analysts are in a view that it is a good time to wrap up these stocks as they have a very bright future in one year horizon. Borrowing of money have also become very hard as the rate of interest has gone up considerably. Previously real estate developers used to get a large portion of money from the advance booking from its customers. Added to this is the rise of price of cement and steel both being the key materials for building. Interesting to note that DLF board have approved 11 billion rupee share buyback to boost investors confidence as the share price fell below its Initial Public Offer.

Real Estate Scenario In India

parthag — Sun, 03 Aug 2008 14:15:53 +0000

The Real Estate Scenario has changed quite a bit with the increase in Repo Rate by the Reserve bank Of India. Home loan too has now become dearer and the pace of money flow in the Real Estate has decreased considerably. This blow was quite severe to the small players in this field and they had started selling their land as well as uncompleted projects to the bigger players in this field.

Although there is a temporary slow down the Indian Real Estate sector but it has lots of global customers. These global customers is ready to buy prime properties or invest in them to cushion their investment due to global recession.

It is also quite interesting to see that many large Indian players in the Real Estate field are parking their funds in UK as they could buy prime property at a much lower price. These properties would then be transformed as per requirement.

Alliance Group is gearing up to launch a 24 hour TV channel featuring news only related to Real Estate. The group is planning to invest 1 billon INR and had hired Insat – 4A transponder in this respect. Their primary target would be NRI’s from South East Asia and the Gulf Region.

The current Indian Real Estate market is around $16 billion and would touch $60 billion by the year 2010.