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Real estate can be broken down into three categories based on the risk profile of the asset. These are personal
properties, investment properties and infrastructure properties. Properties falling in the third category are not
usually invested in by the private sector in India.
Real estate needs to be analyzed physically as well as in terms of the legal rights and responsibilities. Valuation of
properties can be done either as sum of the parts (land plus building) or a comparison with other properties in the
area or on the basis of the ability to generate revenue streams.
Professional management attempts to limit the risks in real estate investment. Factors such as expertise in legal
issues, knowledge of current trend in property markets, ability to maintain properties are some of the advantages
of professional management.
Real estate schemes provide exposure to the property market through small investments, they provide
professional management, thus reducing the risks involved and also brings in the much-desired liquidity for the
investors. Indian mutual funds have been given certain tax concessions and investors can benefit from them.
Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) have been in existence in the United States of America for the past
several decades making there way into global market. REITs own income producing real estate and enjoy special
tax status on confirming to certain stipulations.
While the first REIT was established in 1960, the real impetus to the industry came after an amendment in the tax
laws in 1986, conferring special tax status to REITs. REITs were also allowed greater freedom to operate and
manage real estate, at around the same time.
REITs became a popular way of accessing the capital markets during the early 1990's when property values
dropped between 30 and 50 percent. On the other hand, investors, finding value in commercial properties found
REITs a convenient way of gaining exposure to that market.
REITs appear to be here to stay, primarily due to the structure providing liquidity to investors, the higher sense of
security accompanying professional management and a good performance logged in by the REIT industry.
REITs differ from Indian Mutual funds in respect of the structure being that of a company, ability to raise money
through debt and preference capital, being exclusively close ended and the need to distribute at least 95 percent
of income as dividends, among others. This is detailed while suggesting Indian REIT model.
As mutual funds are well understood as a vehicle for investment by small investors, it is recommended that the
same structure be extended to Real Estate Investment Schemes (REIS) in India. However, in addition they can
also be structured in form of Venture funds or private equity funds provided necessary amendments and
regulations are put in place. REIS should be governed by the existing guidelines and necessary modifications
should be made to the Securities Exchange Board of India (Mutual Fund) Regulations.
PASSED F.A.R=1.75
LOCATION:- SEC-85,FARIDABAD
LOCATION :- SEC-77,FARIDABAD(NEHARPAR)
LAND:-13 ACRES
DEAR SIR/MAM,
I HAVE AN GREAT INVESTMENT OPPURTUNITY 4 U. WE BASICALLY
DEALS IN LAND ONLY FOR BUILDERS&INVESTORS. WE HAVE
CURRENTLYFOLLOWING PURPOSALS 4 U .FOR DETAILS CONTACT ME ON
MY GIVEN NO. 9810909369
AS FOLLOWS:-
Also available projects IN FARIDABAD SEC-89,87,77
FOR FARIDABAD & GURGAON PROJECT:-
PASSED F.A.R=1.75
1 ACRES = 76230 SQ.FEET
(4840 SQ.YARDS * 9 SQ.FEET * 1.75 = 76230 SQ.FEET)
1. PRIME LOCATION LAND AVAIL 4 SALE
LAND AREA:- 60 ACRES (APPROX)
STATUS:- LICENSED
FSI:- 45,73,800 SQ.FEET
LOCATION:- SEC- 65 ,GURGAON ON 60 MTR WIDE ROAD
SALE PRICE:- RS.1500 /-PSF (EDC IDC EXCLUDED)
2.SEC-78-2100/- PSF
3. SEC-80-2200/- PSF
4. SEC-82- RS.2300/- PSF
5.SEC-85- RS.2300/- PSF
6. SEC-86 RS.2400/- PSF
7. SEC-87 RS.2400/- PSF
8. SEC-88 RS. 2500/-
sandeep gupta property says: April 29 wanted r-zone or f.s.i. land noida, gurgaon
sec-91 ph:- 9213678299 sandeep gupta.