Money chases real estate
With the hybrid working model becoming the norm, demand for bigger homes, and the choice of a second house in the suburbs are leading the sector's revival.
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Case for investing stronger than ever
Having endured the pandemic, both personal and corporate balance sheets are leaner. Hence, the case for investing for the long-term remains stronger than ever.
From ₹9 to ₹283 in just one year! This realty penny stock needs investor caution
This multibagger stock has surged 3,015% in the last one year, from ₹9.3 on January 5, 2021, to ₹289.75 in intraday trade today, outrunning Sensex returns.
Real estate in long time upcycle; housing to recover fully: Industry
As per ANAROCK Research, the first nine months of 2021 saw 27% higher new residential supply than the full-year supply in 2020 across the top seven cities
Predictions 2022: Kotak AMC's Nilesh Shah predicts great disruption due to digitalisation in financialisation
Companies that provide financial solutions from sectors like banking, fintech, insurance, mutual funds and NBFC will create huge value in the coming years.
Real estate most preferred store of wealth; digital only 4%
Despite rise of digitisation, intangibles are just 4% of global net worth, while paradoxically, brick-and-mortar make up most of the global net worth at 68%.
This Rakesh Jhunjhunwala-backed multibagger stock rallied 180% in one year
This Rakesh Jhunjhunwala-backed realty stock surged as much as 178% over the past one year, as compared to 22% growth in the benchmark index BSE Sensex.
Rakesh Jhunjhunwala owns this realty stock that rallied 100% this year
This Jhunjhunwala-backed realty stock has surged from ₹81 per share to ₹160 per share on a year-to-date (YTD) basis.
New unicorn NoBroker to go public in 3-5 years
The Bengaluru-based real-estate platform says it is adding more than 500,000 new customers every month; plans to expand to 50 more cities in the next 2-3 years.
Real estate supply plummets 44% post-DeMo
Cash deals decline 75-80%; average home loan ticket size rises as interest rates dip.
