As the real estate sector prepares for a resurgence, worldwide investments have been forecasted to rise by 50% this year. According to reports, 98% of the lenders are looking to broaden their prospects in 2021. Amidst this group of investors, 60% are looking to increase it by anywhere between 10 to 23%.
It is clear that the investors are looking to take advantage of the pent-up capital present in the real estate sector. It is also noteworthy that the present weight of the finance is sufficient to multiply the universal investment by two folds.
The real estate sector in India has a great future to look forward to, as there is a constant increase in the number of investors looking at India as a prominent place to invest their capital. The real estate market had been relatively flexible during the ongoing global pandemic last year. As the situation revived, the scenario then witnessed tremendous real estate growth.
At a stage when most of the interest rates are showing a downward graph, the Indian property sector has looked profitable. Indian properties are generating consistent high returns when compared with the performance of these assets.
In today’s world, commercial market spaces are the most preferred among the crowd of global investors looking to invest into Indian realty sector. Metropolitan cities such as Delhi/NCR, Mumbai and Bangalore have registered the largest chunk of investments made in office spaces, mixed-use properties and logistics.
As business starts to pick up again after the COVID-19 crisis last year, there has been a rise in demand for logistic properties and commercial spaces. Bangalore is aptly titled as the silicon hub of India, as technological infrastructure has seen tremendous growth in the region and will continue to drive the real estate market trends. Similar trends are also visible in other cities.