Real estate meet to discuss policy initiatives and foreign investment norms in Mumbai

Q: This summit is organised by Naredco (National Real Estate Development Council), the National Real Estate organisation in association with Aprea (Asia Pacific Real Estate Association).

Aneek Das,

5th October 2015

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Hi,
Good thought by the NAREDCO and APREA. The summit will provide a crucial platform for all stakeholders, developers, PE players and government agencies to jointly discuss key challenges faced by the sector and initiatives required to improve the sector performance.

Nikhil Kanetkar, Pune

6th October 2015

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It is expected that the Union minister of housing and urban poverty alleviation Venkaiah Naidu, minister of state for finance Jayant Sinha will address the conference.

This summit is also very crucial to attract global funding for the Indian real estate sector can go a long way in bridging the huge capital requirement of the industry.

Arpit, Delhi-NCR

5th October 2015

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The main objective of this summit is to create a platform bringing together private equity players from across the globe and Indian developers on the same platform. This gives them an opportunity to connect with each other on a personal level as well as discuss investing in the real estate sector.

khushisha, Mumbai

5th October 2015

Yes, it is very difficult and at the same time time consuming to attract global for the Indian real estate sector in bridging the huge capital requirement of the industry. India's strong long-term growth prospects should make it a magnet for the world's capital.

Arpit, Delhi-NCR

5th October 2015

It's true. This summit will lift recognition about the ongoing modernization of India's financial systems and the nation's economic fundamentals. The summit also provides a forum for a clear rating of the initiatives needed to place India at the centre of international investors' radar screens.

Rameswari, Bangalore

5th October 2015

Yes, a two-day Real Estate & Infrastructure Investors' Summit is going to held on October 5 and 6 in Mumbai. In this summit, they will discuss on policy initiatives and foreign investment norms, key investment themes popular in the real estate sector and India's standing as a global investment destination.

Ashish Bhoite, Mumbai

5th October 2015

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Seeing the current market it is very necessary. This summit will provide a crucial platform for real estate developers to connect with investors and global leaders, including Government of Singapore Investment Corporation (GIC), KKR, Cornerstone, Morgan Stanley, among others.

khushisha, Mumbai

5th October 2015