Mumbai, September 30, 2014 – A new government, an alluring scent of optimism in the air. Is India back on the global investment agenda?
It’s not just Mumbai and Delhi attracting attention. Mega Townships and deferred malls are back on track, corporate tenants are demanding Grade A offices, Bengaluru and Kolkata are seeing infrastructure projects creating new real estate plays, and Hyderabad is enjoying political stability and growth.
And so to global investors; is now the right time to return to India? Will the non-bank lenders provide the much needed debt financing for new projects? Will RBI’s stimulus make norms easier for banks to access and disperse funds? Will REITS really throw $10 billion into the sector as some experts predict?
India GRI is your best opportunity to understand what your clients and peers are really thinking. To get to know each other on a first-name basis. And to engage in a meaningful way. From this comes new business opportunities and lasting relationships.
If joining this elite group could be useful, please don’t hesitate to get in touch. We’d be delighted welcome you to the club.
Kerisia Powell
International Project Director
T +44 207 121 5083
kerisia.powell@globalrealestate.org
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