Indian Housing Industry to Observe 20% CAGR till 2013

According to our new report "Indian Housing Sector Analysis", the Indian housing industry will continue to maintain its growth trajectory despite 2008 financial crisis. However, stakeholders need to take more precautionary measures. We believe that Indian consumers are likely to adopt wait and watch policy and delay their purchase decision for one or two years. The same attitude will be seen by the financing institutions as they will try to avoid any loan default and increase their NPL portfolio.

The Indian housing market has witnessed a series of transformations over a period of time. The housing segment is undergoing enhanced product development, increasing investment opportunities and entry of large number of realty developers after years of unplanned development. Modern apartments, villa and township projects have come up across the country and new city master plans have been drawn to include a number of sub-urban and peripheral locations within the cities folds.

Report notes that the housing market is anticipated to pick up pace in the mid-2010 when the aftereffects of the 2008 global economic crisis start diminishing. Driven by large-scale housing projects which are anticipated to account for 80% of the housing demand in the country over the next five years, it is expected that the housing market will generate total revenue of US$ 150 Billion by 2013.

"Indian Housing Sector Analysis" is an extensive research and objective analysis on the growing housing industry in India, its components and supporting financing structure. This report helps clients to analyze the factors critical to the success of housing industry in India. Detailed data and analysis helps investors, financial service providers and global banking players navigate through the latest trends in the Indian housing industry.

This report provides the segment-wise analysis, forecast, the latest market trends, and the potential growth areas. The extent of the information covered in the report is helpful in understanding the market dynamics and the corresponding factors responsible for the transformation of the housing industry landscape.
 
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