Globally, as the threat from climate hazards rise, there is widespread acknowledgement in India, of the need for sustainable revival focussed on adapting to and mitigating climate change. Several global cities have altered their urban planning and design approaches to incorporate nature-driven solutions as a counter to conventional infrastructure practices by harnessing blue elements (for instance, seas, rivers, lakes, wetlands, and water utilities) alongside the green (such as trees, parks, gardens, playgrounds and forests). For India, which aims to grow into a US$10 trillion economy by 2030 ..read more

Hi Friends! Happy New Year 2023! This is Sanjeev Kathuria from Torbit Consulting updating you with new facts geared to control or influence the Real Estate Industry in 2023 2022 turned out to be one of the best years for the Real Estate Industry. The year saw residential, commercial and warehousing properties sold and leased like hot cakes; especially in tier-2 cities. All stakeholders, such as financial institutions or developers worked and earned well. Customers got an opportunity to realize their dreams ..read more

The Indian real estate industry has disappointed all stake holders in the last 10 years be it consumer, financial institution, policymaker or the developer. The IRR of (-0.1 %) over 10 years destroyed the confidence in the industry and many opted out to try other sectors leaving real estate with a heavy heart ..read more

2023 is expected to be a year of Change, Transformation and Growth for the commercial real estate market. In 2023, the commercial real estate market is expected to continue to evolve and adapt to the changing economic conditions and market trends ..read more

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Post-Covid, Indian real estate , despite facing global headwinds , has not only remained resilient but has also shown promise for growth. Home buyers sentiments are strong despite the fact that the repo rate has been increased by 190 BPS this year which has made home loans dearer. We have seen a rise in primary home buying across most markets. Office segment too has been robust and with the first nine months recording lease deals of over 40 mn sq ft. We expect the new year to closely match the previous peak ..read more

Over the last ten years, the real estate sector has seen a downcycle which further got a blow in the form of Covid pandemic. The sector underperformed to the extent that it disappointed all the stakeholders, with low or even negative IRR. There is a need to realize the huge potential which the real estate sector offers. But the recent regulatory reforms have proved to be a blessing for the These reforms have led to the consolidation of the sector and now aided by the improving economy, this new professional ecosystem bodes well for the real estate growth ..read more

Real estate is a highly capital-intensive sector and requires big capital to set up businesses and drive growth. Capital in India is available at a high cost and that too only for construction and home finance and not for land purchase which makes the business unviable. In light of this, the big question is how to meet the funding challenges to run the business smoothly ..read more

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