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Investment Sentiment An improvement can definitely be expected in the near-term investment sentiment. This will have an impact on the investment growth within the GDP. As a testimony to that, industrial GDP (comprising of investment-heavy sectors such as mining, manufacturing etc.) is forecast to grow at 3.5% y/y (consensus of professional forecasters empanelled by the …
Like most other business sectors, the Indian real estate market holds its breath for a stronger and more determined government. The perception which is currently driving market sentiments is that market momentum can either accelerate, remain unchanged or decelerate depending on which party is voted into power. Speaking purely from the viewpoint of market sentiment, …
Latest data from Real Capital Analytics (RCA) shows real estate advisory firm advised on the most deals by value in the region in 2013 SINGAPORE, 20 March 2014 – JLL has been ranked the number one real estate investment advisory firm in Asia Pacific in 2013, according to recently released independent data from Real …
Anuj Puri, Chairman & Country Head, Jones Lang LaSalle India: Since the budget on Monday is an interim and not a full-fledged one, it is unlikely that there will be any new policy announcements. Nevertheless, the questions that the Indian real estate sector asks the government at this time are: What is the status of …
Post the 1991 liberalization policy, India began to welcome various multinational corporates that were seeking permission to commence operations locally. Being the financial and commercial capital of India, Mumbai was the first city to witness a significant influx of large multinational firms. By 1994-95, real estate prices in the city increased to a point where …
Analysis Of Retail Markets In 16 Asian Cities Yields Interesting Insights MUMBAI, February 5, 2014: Leading international real estate consultancy Jones Lang LaSalle India has released its latest research report ‘Retail Realty In India – Evolution & Potential‘ at the RAI Retail Leadership Summit 2014. The report compares the real estate viability of key emerging …
For me, Day 4 at the World Economic Forum was a whirl-wind of business meetings, interspersed with media interactions and some very amazing sessions. I particularly enjoyed ‘A Journey of Discovery’ with Robert Shiller – Nobel Laureate and Yale University professor. The session’s touch-points ranged from path-breaking empirical analysis of asset prices to profound insights …
Yesterday’s session on the BRICS countries made me realize how quickly times change. Just a few years ago, BRICS was considered the lodestone for investment success – today, the sheen appears to have faded. The massive amount of foreign capital that was pumped into Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa would have had to …
The first day of the World Economic Forum was vibrant and instructive. ‘The China Context’ session gave much food for thought, especially since India is invariably compared to China in terms of the global business they attract. In fact, India and China have seemingly always been up for comparison in the past. There has been …
I’ve reached Davos and am eagerly anticipating the start of the World Economic Forum tomorrow. The WEF 2014 theme – ‘The Reshaping of the World: Consequences for Society, Politics and Business’ – is intriguing. Jones Lang LaSalle, as strategic partner to the WEF, will particularly focus on fostering a new appreciation for the role that …