The economic fluctuation in 2008 proved that Indian’s liberalized and booming economy, dynamic workforce and robust demand for real estate are few factors that would make the Indian market more reliable for investment and business opportunities. In 2008, GDP was 9.1%, making India the second fastest emerging economy. According to a survey conducted by Development Counselors International, India is the second best country for business investment, after China, in the world. Indian real estate is likely to total $90 million by 2015.

Investing in India: Rewards Await Investors With A Long-Term View
Much like the miners of ’49 and the VCs of ’99, real estate investors of ’07 seem to have found their dream destination - India. But, unlike euphoria-past, investors are asking hard questions about India and the opportunities it presents. The complexities of Indian markets are difficult to grasp. With that in mind, we thought it would be helpful to share our views on key topics that clients are (and should be) considering before venturing into India.

India Real Estate Trends
India continues to be the favored location for FDI and has displaced US to become the second-most favoured destination for FDI after China.
India's economy has been expanding over for the past few years and in the period April-June 2007 grew to 9.3%.
FDI target of $26 billion for 2007-08 envisaging a 62% increase over the previous year's inflow of $16 billion.

Prime Residential Areas New Delhi
The prime residential areas in Delhi are in the South region which comprises of Vasant Vihar, Westend, Shanti Niketan, Anand Niketan and Central Delhi Locations. These areas enjoy proximity to embassies, the IGI Airport, Central Business District – Connaught Place, IT Hub – Gurgaon & Secondary Business District – Nehru Place.

Delhi, Gurgaon, Noida & Faridabad
India continues to be the best place to start a business and has displaced the US to become the second-most favored destination for FDI after China. According to The Economic Survey report India’s GDP to grow upto 7.75 per cent in 2009-10 up from 6.7 per cent in 2008-09.