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Jump in Capital Inflow in Indian Realty Market

Jump in Capital Inflow in Indian Realty Market
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Indian realty sector improves transparency

India has improved its ranking to 35th in the global real estate transparency index, driven by policy reforms and liberalisation of FDI rules in property as well as retail sectors, realty consultant JLL said. According to JLL, the ranking is expected to improve further in the next survey in 2020, on the back of several government initiatives such as Real Estate Regulation and Development Act (RERA), GST and Benami Transactions Act. India has emerged as one of the top ten countries to register maximum improvement in transparency in real estate over the last two years.

In related news, a Knight Frank report released last week said that capital inflow into the Indian real estate market witnessed a jump of 31% to $2.6 billion in 2017, primarily on the back of the government’s reforms initiatives and new regulations. This put India on the 19th spot among 73 countries, which attracted cross-border capital into their property markets. Foreign investment into real estate has grown by 600% since 2012 to reach reach $2.6 billion in 2017.

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Trade friction pulls markets down

Escalating trade friction between USA and other major economies, rising oil prices and depreciating Rupee all combined to pull markets down this week. Nifty closed down 0.99% at 10,714.3 and Sensex closed down 0.75% at 35,423.5.

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