Real Estate Investment Soars: Institutional Investors Increase Allocation by 18%
Many significant deals are finalized in the office and residential segments. This has an Embassy Group’s successful at ₹ 1,4469 cr. M3M, a Realty developer has secured a ₹ 1809cr debt from another alternative investment firm PAG Credit and markets that are noted to be crucial for residential development.
When it comes to Institutional investment then it is very amazing news that India’s real estate sector remained robust at $ 1.7 billion in the first quarter of 2023. Even the office sector was the leading driver in this investment flow series and it accounts for 55% of the total during the Jan-March period. Even the residential was next at 22%.
In the office sector, with $ 0.9 billion 41% higher year on year, and large deals with quality assets were traded at 41 % higher value. However it is seen in recent times, that real estate investment is shifting into a phase where we can witness secondary market transactions and it may also see institutional owners fully or partially divesting portfolios.
One of the important aspects here is the large quality assets that are traded in the office and some of the selected logistics assets. Piyush Gupta says, “Preference of India in developing Asia- Pacific Markets is getting stronger. The foreign investments represented an overall 93% of the total investments in office assets and are driven by a rise in opportunities and platform that deals with developing Grade-A office assets.
Many deals stepped into the final stage of the office and residential segments. This has Embassy Group’s successful ₹ 1,469 cr and funding for office assets right from the Bain Capital of Embassy REIT’s purchase of assets. This is also going to be ₹408 cr Embassy sponsor.
Even the Realty developer i.e. M3M has secured ₹1,809 cr debt family from alternative investment firm PAG and ensures to make it a credit markets for residential development. The domestic investment in real estate has spiked up to 4 times year on year. Therefore it has a clear aim only at the residential segment despite higher lending rates.
Source: https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/india/the-buildup-looks-good-for-indian-realty/articleshow/99363237.cms
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