• Home
• About Us
• How we work
• Investment Advice
• Projects
• Country guides
• Investment Tools
• Asset Syndication
• Commercial Enquiries
• Newsroom
• Careers
• Contact Us

News Category

• Egypt: Economy and finance
• Egypt: Property
• Hurgada
• India
• India: Economy and finance
• India: Property
• Investment property in India
• Montenegro investment property
• Montenegro: Economy and finance
• Montenegro: Law and taxation
• Montenegro: Mortgages

News Archives

• November 2008
• October 2008
• September 2008
• August 2008
• July 2008
• June 2008
• May 2008
• April 2008
• March 2008
• February 2008
• January 2008
• December 2007
• November 2007
• October 2007

India real estate 'to outperform other regions'

A new study has found that the real estate market in India is set to "outperform" other regions of the world.

Real estate consultancy firm Jones Lang LaSalle has conducted its Investor Survey Sentiment, with the results forecasting the market will drive the Asia-Pacific region, reports the Economic Times.

Some 20 per cent of the respondents, which included developers, sovereign wealth funds and investors, said that India and China would help to make the region "the best performing market".

The area is expected to be one of least affected worldwide by the current economic turmoil.

A statement from Jones Lang LeSalle said: "There is a clear inverse relationship between strongest performing real estate markets and those economies expected to be most impacted by current global economic environment."

Sanjaya Panth, senior representative of the International Monetary fund, recently told the Business Standard that India will remain one of the fastest-growing economies worldwide despite the global economic climate.