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The unending euphoria of Indian real estate witnessed during the last few years is finally showing signs of ebbing. With first-hand impact of the global financial meltdown shocking the world and sending property markets in a downward spiral, Indian developers (big or small) faced huge liquidity crunch as both end-users and investors shield away.
Realty woes were further accentuated from the stock market battering, leaving corporate share prices falling like ninepins. Talks of residential projects, new malls and complexes being built are all increasingly being kept under bags. Corrections in property prices and rentals have inadvertently led to the market capitalisation erosion of many listed players.
Despite ongoing negative news, large-scale real estate investments are unlike home buyers looking to own a single property. Investors can look to allocate or transact money more seamlessly between countries, apart from the upside potential of property valuation and asset appreciation over time. Therein lies the appeal and optimism of property investing in India where a new paradigm will emerge following the recalibration of industry expectations and factoring in of revised regulations.
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"The fundamentals of our economy continue to be strong! Once the crisis is behind us, when calm and confidence are restored in the global markets, economic activity in India would recover sharply though a period of painful adjustment is inevitable.”
Reserve Bank of India
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Stimulating and securing growth - Will optimism prevail in realising India’s ‘realty dream’?
Championing state-level initiatives and starting 2009 on an actionable note, India unveiled its stimulus package with rate cuts and eased inflation controls. Infusion of capital into the private sector combated a sharp decrease in productivity and a slumping currency. The bar for overseas investments rose to $15 billion from the usual $6 billion. Given unpredictable economic forces, it is indeed hard to make optimistic predictions beyond 2009. Will a silver lining emerge behind the financial storm?
It’s business as usual at REIW India 2009!
Discover a wealth of content and hear from over 80 top industry voices in just 3 days! Featuring insightful keynote sessions and a broad spectrum of targeted panel discussions addressing the most cutting-edge issues in Indian real estate today, REIW India 2009 is about being where all the key decision-makers, essential ideas and golden business opportunities are. In her quest for volatility aversion and regaining investor confidence, can Indian real estate ultimately deliver?
Seek your most sought after answers and stay ahead of competition in times of challenge and adversity. As a discerning individual, this is one excellent time and cost-effective platform not to be missed!
Wait no more! Time is of the essence!
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2009 Speaker Faculty includes:
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Pradeep Jain
Chairman
Parsvnath Developers, India
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Niranjan Hiranandani
Founder & Managing Director
Hiranandani Group, India
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Rafiq Jumabhoy
Chairman
Orkney Holdings Sdn Berhad, Malaysia
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Asieh Mansour
Chief Economist & Strategist
RREEF, USA
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Kapil Wadhawan
Vice Chairman & Managing Director
Dewan Housing Finance Corporation Limited, India
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Suman Bery
Director General
National Council of Applied Economic Research, India
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Ian Hawksworth
Managing Director, Capital & Counties
Liberty International, United Kingdom
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Dr Yu Lai Boon
Group Chief Investment Officer
Dubai World, UAE
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Eric Lang
Managing Director, Real Assets & Private Markets
Teachers' Retirement System of Texas, USA
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Real Estate Investment World India 2009 is India's most pre-eminent international real estate investment and capital management forum where global industry leaders meet domestic property experts to:
- Mitigate risks and maximise returns within India's high-yielding property sectors and cities
- Uncover and optimise collaboration and cross-border investment opportunities
- Refine and monetise capital allocation, deal structuring and execution methodologies amidst market complexity and volatility
- Integrate and enhance quality asset acquisition, development and expansion capabilities through debt financing and equity funding vehicles
- Access and leverage viable turnaround strategies for value creation and sustinable business growth
Look OUT for our full speakers list which will be featured soon.
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