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Anticipated to be the fastest growing economy on a global
level, India would be the special focus at 2017 World Real Estate Forum. The
two-day event will be held on May 18 and 19 in Massachusetts. Indian panel will
discuss various growth prospects, considering the future of the real estate
market in the country.
After a temporary economic slowdown caused by
demonetization, India is eager to usher in the era of residential
properties is anticipated to witness a noteworthy surge in the coming
years. Deemed to be one of the world’s fastest growing economy in 2017, India
is expected to garner the center of focus in this year’s World Real Estate
Forum, which will be organized by MIT Center for Real Estate on the MIT campus
in Cambridge. "Even after the currency in circulation is replenished, we
expect India's economic growth will stabilise with a lag while remaining
strong," said Aditi Nayar, an ICRA Principal Economist.
significant growth in the
country. Especially, the aspect of
"The adjustment and recovery period could stretch to as
much as 2-3 quarters for certain sectors," Nayar added.
The upcoming World Real Estate Forum will be hosted by MIT
Center for Real Estate on May 18 and 19 in Massachusetts. The panelists will
make their presence felt at the event representing their respective countries
such as Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, Great Britain, Hong Kong, Mexico
and India. Moreover, global experts will deliberate over a wide range of topics
that will be instrumental in determining and restructuring the real estate
industry that includes city prospects, innovation, cross-border capital, growth
markets and development breakthroughs.
The range of capital expenditure estimated by the central
and state governments will impact the extent to which infrastructure spending
can stimulate development in the safest way possible for the fiscal year ending
on March 31, 2018. Additionally, the institutional framework of the Real Estate
Mumbai awaits a major transformation as well as acceleration.
"Nevertheless, economic and institutional reforms
already introduced and potentially forthcoming, continue to offer a reasonable
expectation that India's growth will outperform that of its similarly rated
peers over the medium term, and that the country will achieve further
improvements in its macroeconomic and institutional profile," said William
Foster, a Moody's Vice President and Senior Credit Officer.
“The announcement of affordable housing being given
Infrastructure status is a welcome move and will act as a catalyst to meet the
objectives of Housing to all by 2022. Credit off-take towards affordable
segment of housing will lead to creation of supply especially for both stake
holders the first home buyer and developer who will now have access to cheaper
funding,” said Ravi Ahuja, Executive Director, Office Services & Investment
Sales at Colliers International India.
While contemplating about the Growth Markets and Development
Opportunities, it is expected that Indian panelists at the World Real Estate
Forum will have a solicitous discussion in respect of the development of the
country which would directly influence the future of Indian real estate
industry. All this will be discussed considering the opinions of the leading
developers in terms of their strategy for the impending growth plans.
“The Forum is a unique and perhaps the only platform which
brings together global leaders and academia to discuss current and future
issues impacting global real estate and identify potential solutions,"
said Raja Seetharaman, panelist and Director of Propstack. "I look forward
to discussing about the impact of technology, digitization & data
transparency in real estate."
Other members who are expected to bring India’s real estate
growth plans to the table at WREF include Ajay Prasad, panel moderator and
Managing Director- India, Taurus Investment Holdings. Furthermore, Claude
Lavigne, Senior Vice President of Investments and Global Markets at IvanhoƩ
Cambridge; Manoj Menda, Corporate Vice Chairman at RMZ Corp; and Dr. Shashi
Tharoor, Member of Parliament for Thiruvananthapuram, and Chairman of the
Parliamentary Standing Committee on External Affairs will also participate as
Indian panelists at the forum.
The unorganized sector is likely to see a healthier growth
in the years ahead, thereby enhancing growth avenues for properties in metro
cities of India such as residential apartments in Mumbai to observe the impending
change.
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