Om Ahuja of Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL) India explains the scope and impact (positive and negative) of RBI‘s restrictions on international investment. He elaborates on how retail investments in the country may get a boost going forward.
These emerging cities are emerging as lucrative as retailers/brands are attracted by the increasing incomes and rising brand awareness among consumers there.
Mixed used developments have evolved to increase the viability of the projects and to utilize the location advantage. Residential market and Office market is witnessing buoyant growth and is considered as more risk free development.
Reflecting the improving economic sentiments within the Asia Pacific region, retail is once again emerging as a preferred asset class for investors who see consumption as being closely aligned to the region‘s growth.
The real estate market at Kundli in the Sonipat District of Haryana holds great future potential owing to several current and proposed developments such as the Kundli-Manesar-Palwal or KMP Expressway
When Jones Lang LaSalle India first launched property and asset management services in India in 2003, the number of residential and commercial complexes being managed by an international property consultancy was minimal.
Jones Lang LaSalle India CFO survey : Eight Trends for Real Estate Cost Optimisation The Jones Lang LaSalle India CFO survey aimed to understand various Real Estate cost saving strategies adopted by corporate India.
Selling off the damaged or out-dated products has always been a nerve-wrecking task for retailers. However, they can liquefy their obsolete products on discounts to consumers who want to get branded stuff at reasonable rates.