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Property Investment Decisions
Investing in property specifically means investing in industrial, retail or commercial real estate, corporate and even residential property.
India offers a vibrant market and opportunities for real estate investors. Investment in property is treated as a long-term gain, and investment professionals argue that 5–20% of an investment portfolio should be directed towards property or real estate.
Real estate investment can be attractive if viewed as a business opportunity. It can generate rental income, be used as collateral to secure a loan for a business venture, offset otherwise taxable income through tax-deductible interest, or simply generate profit on resale. Property investment in India has especially picked up in the last decade.
Our primary investment objective is to maximise long-term financial returns on investments for our clients.
Commercial property
With the recent boom in property prices, high net worth investors have a good investment avenue in commercial property. Moreover, with the business mood buoyant and the stock markets on a roll, commercial property comes out as a good investment alternative.
Increasing demand from the IT and BPO sectors has led to a 20–40% rise in capital values for office space across major metros. Grade-A office property yields 10–14% on average. Capital appreciation in retail property stands at 20–35% on average.
The real estate sector will continue to be one of the fastest-growing sectors in the economy and is expected to capture 18–20% of the FDI coming into India. In metros, the locations seeing the most investment activity are the suburbs where new developments are coming up.
Gurgaon has become one of the major outsourcing hubs. Major multinational companies have set up here, such as Agilent, Alcatel, American Express, British Airways, Convergys, eFunds, Ericsson, Fidelity Investments, Flextronics Software Systems, General Electric, HCL Technologies, Hewitt, Hindustan Lever Limited (the Indian division of Unilever), IBM, IBM Daksh, Keane, Niksun Incorporated, Siemens, Vertex and Xchanging. Other reputable companies such as Aviva, Citibank, Coca-Cola, GSK, General Motors, Gillette, HP, Hitachi Metals, Microsoft, Nestlé, New York Life, Nokia, Pepsi, WNS Global Services and Xerox are here too, and Maruti Udyog and Hero Honda have their plants in Gurgaon. Life is in full swing here, and all modern facilities with world-class living are available at an attractive rate.
Residential property
The population of Gurgaon is increasing rapidly, and to meet the growing needs, government and private companies are building new residential colonies at a very fast rate.
The housing industry of India is growing at a tremendous speed. A number of housing development companies and builders are coming up and investing in residential property. Builders in Gurgaon undertake construction of new homes, flats and even bungalows across stretches of a couple of acres, and combine fragmented residential plots to form beautifully designed housing societies.