Market Evangelist

Almost every big Indian conglomerate is entering retail, infrastructure, and real estate. Also lots of multinational are entered and some looking to inter in Indian market. Before entering a market, it is necessary to understand the culture of that country, real estate costs, kind of partners available, distribution costs and everyone knows India is a complicated country. with over 1 billion people, a worker shortage shouldn't be high on the list of concerns for corporate executives. But India, with the world's second-largest population, has a labour shortage in many industries. Major real estate destinations of the country under Tier I, Tier II and Tier III categories. Tier I Cities: Bangalore, Mumbai and NCR. Tier II Cities: Hyderabad, Chennai, Pune and Kolkata. Tier III Cities: Chandigarh, Ludhiana, Lucknow, Guwahati, Bhubaneswar, Jaipur, Ahmedabad, Surat, Nagpur, Indore, Goa, Visakhapatinam, Mysore, Coimbatore, Kochi, Vijaywada, Mangalore, Trivandrum and Baroda. NRIs are al...

The real estate sector is booming to continue in 2008. The Indian economy is grow around 9 to 10% and the real estate sector will grow more then 20% per annum. The growth of economy is creating the demand of commercial real estate. The demand of commercial real estate will provide employment and the demand of residential real estate. Around 500 multinationals have started their operations in the India. According to Indian real estate growth story many multinationals are planing to enter in the Indian market. And many have started there operation. Haryana, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra and Karnataka government have announce to provide the land for the real estate development in their state. Haryana government has augmented the supply of land for the real estate development for Gurgaon-Manesar Master Plan. Around 4 million sq ft of office space has also been committed for delivery in 2008 to the various companies for there infrastructure. The year 2008 will be good year for the...

As country around the world are becoming centers of economic growth, they are also becoming the focal points of poverty. Economic growth models that not only widen disparities between rural and urban populations but also between high- and low-income populations within country. International developers continue to treat poverty as a mainly rural phenomenon and neglect large-scale assistance to country. At 40 percent, India has the highest prevalence of urban poverty in Asia. With the Indian real estate market forecast to be worth $55 billion by 2010. Demand for both residential and commercial space in India is expected to reach 75 million square feet in within three years. Malls are one of the fastest growing areas in Indian real estate. There is a huge demand from people of tier-II and tier-III cities in India for malls. Research report by Realestory team.

Real estate and retail sector is one of the very fast developing sector of Indian economy. You have seen minimum one new name entering in this sector. Lots of investor are investing their money in this sector for benefits and profit. We have a survey report which will help you in getting better benefits. This survey report about the tier 1st, tier 3rd and small town of India. It will provide you lots of merits and demerits of investing money in tier 1st and tier 3rd city of India. Merits of investing money in tier 3rd city and small town:- 1. Low cost land and easily available. 2. Cheapest raw material. 3. Easily available worker . 4. Low price worker. 5. Customer availability. Demerits of investing money in tier 1st city:- 1. Shortage of land and higher price. 2. Shortage of worker. 3. Higher cost of raw material. 4. Shortage of customer. 5. Less benefits. Investing money in tier 1st city is very risky, because there is already lots of competitor available. But in tier 3rd city or ...