According to a joint report by KPMG, Naredco,
Hariani & Company and Knight Frank, titled ‘REIT-able Space in India: A
Closer Reality’, $121 billion or 1.73 billion sq ft occupied commercial real
estate across office, retail and warehouse segments could potentially benefit
from the REIT opportunity. According to the report, the Indian real estate
market, which is supported by a strong economic growth, a large portfolio of
completed commercial real estate projects and a conducive investment climate,
offers a big opportunity for REITs. In the case of office and retail,
approximately 537 million sq ft and 75 million sq ft respectively is REIT-able
area located in the top seven cities of Mumbai, NCR, Bengaluru, Chennai,
Hyderabad, Kolkata and Pune. In the case of warehousing space, the all-India
estimate is approximately 1,127 mn sq ft. Area wise, WTC Noida is WTCA's largest operating
WTC, second to Beijing, China. The project is being developed by Viridian RED. These
developments have encouraged many MNCs to shift their base to Noida. One such
shift happened last year when Vivo Mobile, a mobile handset manufacturer
shifted their operations to WTC Noida.
New Delhi: The Income Tax Department has attached over 1,500 ‘benami’ properties worth Rs 43 billion in the last one and half years, around the same time as the introduction of the revised benami legislation, a financial daily has reported. According to a report in the Business Standard, Jaipur and Mumbai top the list, each with an attachment of 200 properties. This is followed by Lucknow with an attachment of 50 properties, Kolkata at 144, Chandigarh at 110 and Hyderabad at 100 properties. Patna has seen the least number of property attachments at 30, the report added. know more about INTERNATIONAL LAND DEVELOPERS FRAUD by clicking on it. “The I-T department has worked swiftly in identifying benami transactions since the enactment of the revised legislation. Over 1,500 properties have been attached so far. Many are on the radar. Search and surveys are on involving gold dealers, bankers, hawala operators, senior government officials, and politicians, etc,” Business Sta...
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