Mo Abboud said realty in India is attracting both the Private Equities (PE) and Institutional Investments (II)
The Indian real estate industry, currently on a healthy growth trajectory, is likely to offer a good market for investment for the Americans as its organic growth can be foretold due to the ongoing trend of expansions.
According to Mo Abboud, a realtor, the Indian realty segment is clocked for positive growth as it attracted US$ 6.26 billion in investment in 2019.
Explaining this positive investment trend, Mo Abboud said realty in India is attracting both the Private Equities (PE) and Institutional Investments (II) following fast urbanization, high demand for residential and office premises across India.
He said optimism in this sector could be realistically analyzed from the fact that it saw the PE investment of around US$ 1 billion in 2019 and a strong II of US$ 712 million during the quarter ended March 2020.
Quoting the property consultant Anarock, Mo Abboud said by 2022, over 100 new shopping malls are to occupy the landscapes of the top seven metropolis which will have 69 malls and the remaining 31 malls in Tier 2 & 3 cities in India.
Explaining how India is offering very lucrative markets for investments by the Americans, Mo Abboud said the real estate industry currently is upbeat as one of its reasons being the Government’s approval in March, 2020 to two corporate giants TCS and DLF to set up SEZs for IT sector in Haryana and Uttar Pradesh.