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Anuj Puri, Chairman & Country Head, JLL India As a landmark year for the country – and the real estate industry – draws to a close, it’s time to analyze what happened in 2016 and what to expect in 2017. For the real estate industry, 2016 saw the biggest changes in decades, especially on the …
Anuj Puri, Chairman & Country Head, JLL India: Contrary to a wider perception that the policy rate will be cut by at least 25 basis points, India’s RBI has kept the repo rate unchanged at 6.25%. However, growth outlook for the current fiscal year 2016-17 has been lowered sharply from 7.6% y/y projected earlier to …
First investment in Avant-Garde 3D AR/VR Firm Foyr.com Mumbai, October 24 2016: India’s largest and leading international property consultancy JLL India today announced the launch of its new independent Real Estate Technology Investment vertical to invest in start-up or growth-stage companies developing innovative and disruptive technology solutions specific to the real estate sector. Anuj Puri, …
The policy rates have been reduced by 25 basis points to 6.25%. This rate cut delivery has happened for the second time in the current financial year, although after one round of rate cut in April, the current one is delivered after no change in the June and August policies. This shows that the central …
The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) yesterday sought to provide a positive push to the construction sector via a slew of initiatives to give a fillip to private participation and investments while also providing oxygen to revive stalled projects in the sector. The announcement that government agencies would pay 75% of the arbitral award …
Tracing The Boom… The structural adjustment programme of the early 1990s initiated the liberalization of the Indian economy. The roots of the high appreciation rates on India’s property market witnessed during the boom period lie in the reduction of interest rates that were instituted from year 2001 by Government’s continued policy of liberalization of …
SINGAPORE, 4 July 2016 – In the aftermath of the UK deciding to exit the European Union, the markets are volatile and the value of the pound has declined sharply. With considerable uncertainly and no real precedent, Asia Pacific real estate investors and corporate occupiers are looking to mitigate risk. According to JLL experts, Brexit …
Anuj Puri, Chairman & Country head, JLL India The retail real estate industry in India is gradually maturing and going towards the next wave of evolution. With the rapidly changing aspirations of Indian consumers, influx of international brands – and, importantly, increased competition from e-commerce, there is now a pressing need for physical retailers to …
Average Age Of Office Market In Mumbai, Delhi At Par With Singapore At 11 Years Latest JLL survey reveals that Beijing and Shanghai have the newest office stock in Asia-Pacific Anuj Puri, Chairman & Country Head, JLL India The latest JLL survey on the average age of the most expensive office space in 10 …
Large-scale affordable housing in cities is the greatest necessity of urban India today. Because Indian cities have such a severe shortfall on this front, we are seeing the proliferation of slums and unorganised real estate. These are detrimental to planned growth of our cities. Large-scale urban developments – the only way to create affordable housing …