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Research and Markets: Hotspots 2009 - Indian Residential Real Estate Investment
Tuesday March 3, 01:00 PM
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/69b10f/hotspots_2009_ind)
has announced the addition of the "Hotspots
2009: Indian Residential Real Estate Investment" report to their
offering.
The economic slowdown has bonded with the real estate markets inevitable
efforts to assume rationality. For Indian residential space developers,
the dream run is over, but for the sectors end-users, an Era of
Reckoning is at hand. Properties that would forever have stayed out of
the reach of India's less privileged middle-class denizens are about to
be put on the table. With residential rates crashing across the country,
it is now a buyer's market. There will be no more short-term killings in
Indian real estate, but certain areas will retain their mid-to-long term
potential. While other regions in the same cities are headed for
correction, these locations will hold their own and even grow. The
Indian residential real estate story is writing its sequel and this
time, it features real players, realistic settings and a believable
storyline.
With changed contours of Indian real estate, its pricing has acquired
the nature of quick sand- commanding extremely high valuations just a
while ago, residential properties are coming back to far more realistic
price levels. Tracing and making projections about the price trends for
the year 2009 at its onset, the expert author gives an insight into the
scope of buying residential properties in leading and upcoming cities of
India.
Target Audience
Its readership base could comprise developers, capital market players,
consultants to investors, from the VC/PE communities and merchant
bankers.
Towards Optimal Solutions
Along with prices of various locations, the author has brought forth
their rationale by giving a description of the infrastructure
development and further scope of expansion of the area.
Key Topics Covered:
MUMBAI
DELHI
CHENNAI
BANGALORE
PUNE
HYDERABAD
Companies Mentioned:
School of Planning& Architecture
Leela Hotels
Grand Hyatt
For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/69b10f/hotspots_2009_ind
Contact:Research and MarketsLaura Wood, Senior Managerpress@researchandmarkets.comFax
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