India

India

Advantages for Foreign Direct Investment:

• It occupies the 14th position in the world classification of countries receiving Direct Foreign Investment.
• Population of approximately 1,400 billion inhabitants, that is, consumers that are constantly increasing, which makes the country one of the largest markets for manufactured products and services.
• Politically stable democratic system; highly developed administrative system and an independent judicial system.
• Vast geography, offers a great source of resources.
• Dynamic and solid financial system with extensive banking network.
• The workforce is educated and hard-working, a plus for the industrial and commercial sector.
• Provides protection to foreign investment.
• It offers tax and non-tax incentives to industrial companies established in special economic zones and in certain sectors such as subsidies for the purchase of land, low-interest loans and other incentives.

Real Estate Sector

• Real estate is the second largest employer after agriculture and is projected to grow 30% in the next decade.
• This sector contributes 5-6% to the country's Gross Domestic Product (GDP).
• The construction industry in terms of value is expected to register a CAGR of 15.7% to reach $ 738.5 billion by next year and continue to climb.

Your government grants facilitating measures for foreign investment. By raising the investment limit, simplify the conditions for investment and include the benefited sectors in the "automatic route" (instead of the "governmental route", which requires the approval of the Board for the Promotion of Foreign Investment).

Although real estate prices can fluctuate at times, this does not affect real estate funds to a great extent. During inflation, property prices and rents rise, which can lead to an increase in the value of real estate as well and in turn can increase the value of real estate mutual fund units.