Recently, many such things have been seen, in which it has been said that there has been a lot of recession in the real estate sector. There has been very little investment. On the other hand, Koliers India has presented a very shocking figures. The real estate sector has seen a very good boom in the September quarter. About 11 percent has seen an increase. Now the biggest question is that in which sector of real estate has seen a boom. What kind of investors have spent how much. Let's try to understand from the report.
How much investment happened
Better capital flows in office assets increased by 11 per cent to US $ 1.27 billion in Indian real estate in July-September. According to data from Real Estate Advisory Company Colliers India, institutional investment in real estate in July-September increased to US $ 126.95 crore, or more than 11 thousand crores, which was more than Rs 114.87 million in the same period a year ago in the same period. This means that more than one thousand crore rupees investment has been seen in this sector in this sector.
How much foreign investors spent
The special thing is that there is not only domestic investor among those who spend this segment. Rather, foreign investors have also spent fiercely. According to the report, foreign investors contributed US $ 50.71 lakh. In July-September, investment from domestic sources increased by 51 percent annually while foreign investors' investment decreased by 21 percent. According to the data, institutional investment in office assets increased by 27 percent to $ 77.99 lakh during July-September, which was 61.63 lakh dollars in the same period a year ago.
Investment of domestic investors
Badal Yagnik, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Colliers India, said it reflects the continuous confidence of investors in India's economic infrastructure and the real estate sector. According to the real estate advisor, domestic investors have invested more in the match by foreign investors. According to the report, out of US $ 1.27 billion investment, domestic investors have invested US $ 76.24 lakh (60 percent share), which is not low in any case.
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