JPMorgan, internationally well-known investment bank, considers putting in over one billion dollar in Asian property sector over the next 3 years, as Indian and Chinese real estate developers crave for more funds to finish their forthcoming projects. Property prices all across the globe, especially UAE, have been on ascendancy to the amusement of many potential investors.
JP Morgan’s Asia real estate head, Bryan Southergill said: “It’s a fantastic chance for us at a time when a no. of our competitors is scaling down due to difficulties accessing their balance sheet.”
Infact, Colliers International recently stated that real estate prices in Dubai rocketed 42 % in the space of three months, between the last quarter of 2007 and the first quarter of 2008.
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India has “enormous potential in all its property investment categories”. Strong population growth, a large pool of qualified workers, greater integration with the world economy and increasing domestic and foreign investment are fuelling demand for office, retail and residential property. India’s burgeoning middle class will drive up nominal retail sales through 2010 by 10% p.a. At the same time, organised retail is becoming more important. At present organised retail accounts for a mere 3% of the total; by 2010 this share will already have reached 10%.India is the prime destination for IT services outsourcing. In the coming five years, at least 55 million m² of extra office space must be completed in the premium office segment alone. Property investments in India are not risk-free. Market transparency is far behind European or US standards. It is therefore vital for foreign investors to have a professional local partner. The lack of liquidity and upward pressure of pricing remain the main concern within the market.For more view- realtydigest.blogspot.com