New Delhi, 28th April 2020: CBRE South Asia Pvt. Ltd, India’s leading real estate consulting firm, today released comprehensive findings of investment trends in the domestic industry and offered a vertical-wise break-up of the fund inflow in the sector. The findings by CBRE stated that the real estate industry in the year 2019 recorded a 27% increase in investment with approximate fund inflow of USD 6 billion across all key categories.
CBRE highlights
- Investment quantum increased by 27% to reach USD 6.06 billion in 2019, compared to USD 4.76 billion in 2018
- Office and land deals dominated investment activities with each witnessing around 40% of total transactions
- Majority of capital inflow were from foreign players with about 65% share
- Key sectors that attracted investments in 2019 – Office (39%), Development sites/land (39%), Hotels (11%)
- The key gateway cities of Mumbai, National Capital Region, Bangalore & Hyderabad led investments
The report further stated that the investment activities were dominated by ‘Office Sector’ and ‘Development Sites/Land’, with each commanding around 40% inflow of funds. This was followed by 11% investment in hotels. The investment in ‘Development Sites/Lands’ in 2019 saw a 5% increase as compared to 2018. The Hotels Segment saw a 10% increase in the total investment against that of 2018.
Mr. Anshuman Magazine, Chairman and CEO, India, South East Asia, Middle East and Africa, CBRE, said, “The healthy investment activity in the real estate sector is a testimony of its performance and resilience. With the industry becoming more organized, transparent, and profitable, it will continue to attract investments from global as well as domestic players. The steps initiated by the government to increase liquidity in the market has also worked well in increasing the confidence of investors.”
Mr. Gaurav Kumar & Mr. Nikhil Bhatia, MD & Co-Heads, Capital Markets, India, CBRE South Asia Pvt. Ltd. further added, “India has emerged as a strong regional hub for institutional investors looking for opportunities in office, retail, warehousing and hospitality. This is underlined by significant foreign capital being deployed at land stage. We expect India to be better placed in the region on a relative basis due to the robust handling of the COVID-19 situation by the government.”
Giving a comparison of the investment received, the report also mentioned that the sector received a total investment of USD 4.8 billion in 2018. City-wise the investment activities were led by Mumbai, National Capital Region (NCR), Bangalore and Hyderabad.
The investment activity in all the key segments was led mostly by foreign players who contributed to the tune of 65%. The total investment made by the domestic players in various real estate projects accounted to 35 %.
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