- Says latest report by Credai National, Cushman, and Wakefield(King Johnson’s Koyyada, Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt)
- There are as many as 10 potential cities in India, and there are huge opportunities for commercial real estate growth, says a special report released jointly by Credai National, Cushman, and Wakefield on Friday at the Lamborghini Convention Centre in Egypt. This report has been designed by taking into consideration the development of real estate in 17 cities in the country, the retail market there, and the development of the residential sector. According to this, there are huge opportunities for real estate development in 10 cities, including Bhubaneswar, Coimbatore, Indore, Jaipur, Kochi, Lucknow, Nagpur, Surat, Thiruvananthapuram, and Visakhapatnam. The latest report has been prepared on the basis of population, infrastructure, talent pool, income, ease of living, and affordable housing in these 10 cities. He said that the real estate sector will develop significantly in eight cities like Delhi NCR, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Pune, Hyderabad, Chennai, Kolkata, and Ahmedabad.
Growing demand for quality construction in tier-one cities due to increasing urbanisation is putting considerable pressure on infrastructure. The 32 percent urbanisation in 2013 will reach 36 percent by 2023. Due to this, the opportunities for development in other cities have increased. As people’s incomes increase and consumption levels increase, the Tier 2 towns have become havens for retail investment. Consumption in these towns increased due to the establishment of first-of-its-kind malls and new commercial streets. It is likely to grow further in the coming days. The main reason can be said to be the availability of affordable flats in the residential sector.
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The present metro rail system in 10 cities and possibilities for setting it up in the future have been taken into consideration in preparing the report. All aspects of the real estate sector, such as the growing population, house prices, GDP, etc., in the respective cities were taken into consideration. On this occasion, Credai President Boman R. Irani said that due to factors such as India’s economic system making significant progress and rapid urbanisation, there are enormous opportunities for the development of the commercial real sector in new cities. He said that along with the existing eight cities, these new cities will grow as alternative areas. On this occasion, Anshul Jain, Head of Cushman and Wakefield, said that the real estate sector is playing a major role in India’s growth story. It has been revealed that by 2026–27, our economy is likely to touch five trillion dollars. In the latest report, we have focused on 10 cities that have scope for development, he added.