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Q: Do you think that simplified processes in real estate will lower holding costs for developers

Latest Answer: Yes, i am not ignoring it too. Over one-an-half-year, struggling developers have seen real rates coming down. New projects are launched at lower prices. Special offers are available indeed everywhere. Unless there is acceptance that this is indeed a price correction, the expectation and sentiment will continue to hold back the need from being converted to demand.
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Q: Foreign investments back in Indian real estate after 5 slow yrs.
Latest Answer: In 2014, the contribution has increased considerably to 70% that hints positivity in realty market to stay for some more time.
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Q: The government is targeting a 30% rise in the inflows of foreign direct investment (FDI) annually in the coming years, aided by the government's Make in India programme.

Latest Answer: Hi Bashir and Sashidharan, This event will focus on innovation, design and sustainability, and is expected to witness the participation of over a 1000 companies and delegates from over 60 countries. Some of them are Foxconn, Zenith, IKEA, Wanda group of China are planning to invest in India.
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Q: Is this move by the government help in attracting Foreign Direct Investment?
Latest Answer: @Jackie!!!!! These would be subject to the condition that such arrangements are at arm's length price in co-ordination with applicable provisions of Income Tax Act 1961 and annual lease rent earned by the lessor company does not exceed 5% of its total income.
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Q: It is a positive sign that reflects investors confidence in the Centre's 'Make in India' initiative.
Latest Answer: The increased inflows of FDI in India specially in a climate of contracting worldwide investments indicate the faith that overseas investors have imposed in the country's economy and the reforms initiated by the government towards comfort of doing business.
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Q: What is the expected Growth rate of India Real estate market? What is the contribution of Tier 1 metropolitan?
Latest Answer: Good question Ketal, The construction development sector, including townships, housing, built-up infrastructure and construction-development projects garnered total foreign direct investment worth US$ 23131.64 million in the period April 2000–February 2014. Residential sector still has huge potential for growth. With housing requirements growing across cities and funds investing in the asset class primarily in the form of NCDs providing fixed returns, investments in the right project have the potential to yield healthy returns.
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Q: The city's real estate group wants finance minister Arun Jaitley to present a budget that will create a strong foundation for achieving the "home-for-all" goal of the Narendra Modi government.
Latest Answer: Hi all, I am agree with the above mentioned statement. And in my opinion reduction in home loan interest rates will be important so will be offering industry/infrastructure status for the housing industry. Also necessary is availability of finance at lower interest rates and clarity on taxation for real estate investment trusts and foreign direct investment (FDI) in housing.
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Latest Answer: Hey Guys, As per latest news, Honorable Union Urban Development minister Mr M Venkaiah Naidu declared that there is a huge global interest in India's Smart City mission and many companies from 14 countries like US, Canada, UK, France, Japan have been nominated for planning of Smart City plans for 42 mission cities.
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Latest Answer: Hi Mr Raj, India allows FDI in most of the sectors via automatic route. The nod from FIPB in the Finance Ministry is required in certain sectors like pharmaceutical and defence, which are considered as sensitive areas. At the forthcoming meeting, FIPB will also consider proposals of J P Morgan Asset Marketing (Asia), Touchstone Trust, Blue Star Infotech, Aurbindo Pharma, Hospira Pte Ltd, Sai Life Sciences, Mylan Laboratories Ltd, Centurion Laboratories and Montblanc Services BV, and others.
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Q: Have you read the news today the government has provided flexible two exit routes for foreign investors from construction projects.
Latest Answer: One, the foreign investor can exit on completion of a project or after developing main infrastructure like roads, water supply, street lighting, drainage and sewerage. Secondly, foreign investors have also been allowed to back to their own country before or after completion of the project subject to clearance by foreign investment promotion board on a case to case basis.
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