Foreign investors are once again queuing up to pour money into India’s red hot property market, with the government relaxing some of the norms. At least half-a-dozen deals worth $1billion are being finalised by Citigroup, Deutsche Bank, The Carlyle Group and Blackstone, among others, with unlisted real estate companies, as pre-initial public offering (IPO) placement.
Foreign investors are once again queuing up to pour money into India’s red hot property market, with the government relaxing some of the norms. At least half-a-dozen deals worth $1billion are being finalised by Citigroup, Deutsche Bank, The Carlyle Group and Blackstone, among others, with unlisted real estate companies, as pre-initial public offering (IPO) placement.
Adani’s Mundra Port & Special Economic Zone Ltd. more than doubled on its first trading day in Mumbai, boosting the value of his family’s 81.3 percent stake to $7.8 billion.Real estate “has caught the fancy of investors,'’ said Jayesh Shroff, who holds property companies DLF Ltd. and Indiabulls Real Estate Ltd. among the $6 billion he helps manage at SBI Funds Management Pvt. in Mumbai. “We could see many more billion-dollar property tycoons as investors pay a premium to own real-estate stocks
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