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Q: Interest rates for debt deals, which are mostly structured transactions have dropped by 1-2% in 18-24 months.
Latest Answer: I think this is the only reason why they are borrowing for helping existing projects. As home sales have slowed down, investors are betting more on secure projects where they can see actual data in terms of project performance, sales etc.
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Q: Real estate companies are expected to raise more money from private equity funds in 2016 than last year.
Latest Answer: Hi folks, And at the same time investors in the PE Funds would ideally want funds to be invested in the first 12-24 months wherever the period of the fund is around 5-7 years. It clearly indicates that the first year is likely to see 35-40% of about $3 billion being invested.
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Q: The Chinese developers are looking to build strategic partnership and enter into JV with Indian builders to invest in big residential projects.
Latest Answer: @Joydeep, Apart from expectations of attractive returns, slower real estate market in China itself is also boosting Chinese developers to look elsewhere, including India. We can expect at least $3-4 billion investment inflow from China into the Indian property market over the next 3 yrs.
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Q: As per current report, DLF is planning to monetize some more housing projects through private equity.
Latest Answer: It means DLF would continue to hold 60% stake in DCCDL. Promoters will re-invest a significant part of the amount collected from the proposed sale in DLF Ltd, which in turn would utilise this fund to reduce its debt. Rental business' debt could rise a bit till promoters sell their stake in DCCDL and reinvest significant part of that amount in DLF,
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Q: Company is looking for strategic partner who can buy 40% of its stake in the project in the Mayfair locality of central London.
Latest Answer: Hi Mithdeb, I heard that the founder and controlling shareholder Sameer Gehlaut invested Rs 240 crore in the company through preferential shares. Gehlaut also subscribed to Rs 80 crore of convertible warrants, which if converted will result in further equity infusion of Rs 230 crore in the first half of 2016-17. Therewith, the company could sell land holdings to further deleverage.
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Q: As per the top company official, RPMS, part of Reliance Capital Asset Management, is planning to raise over Rs 1000 crore from the domestic market to invest in real estate projects across the country.
Latest Answer: Yes, and we all know that demand for financing from real estate developers has been on the rise in the backdrop of inactive sales. The current story of realty market has offered an opportunity for private equity players and non-banking financial companies to invest in realty projects and bargain for better returns.
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Q: Private equity firm Xander Advisors India has invested around Rs 280 crore in a residential project in Pune
Latest Answer: Similarly, Kumar Urban Development is currently selling 32 projects, of which 18 are under development spread over 6.2 million sq-ft in Pune and Mumbai.
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Latest Answer: A sharp spike in bad loans in recent years has made banks careful of lending to real estate projects, boosting builders to arrange the bulk of loans from finance companies and private equity funds.
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Q: Real estate developer Emaar MGF has raised Rs 600 crore from private equity fund SSG Capital Management for its projects in the National Capital Region.

Latest Answer: Yor are right. And now a days many developers are out in the market to raise this kind of money. Today, pricing of capital is not such an issue. The more important aspect is the flexibility of the capital they are raising in terms of payment structures. These funds were used for their projects and corporate requirements.
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Q: The real estate private equity market inflows which stood at around $1-1.5 billion per annum over the last few years, is likely to double in the next two years due to the relaxation of FDI norms.
Latest Answer: Yes Anuj, Allowing 100% FDI automatic route in completed project for operation and management of not only townships but also shopping complexes and business centres, will enable developers to sell completed malls and integrated townships to foreign investors. This will significantly increase the volume of the retail real estate business. Am i right or not?
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