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FDI - inviting real estate investments

Not surprisingly, most foreign investors have aimed India in a big way, largely through joint ventures. Along with curtailing the risk factor, it provides the participating companies an exit route.  Since 2005, when FDI in Indian real estate sector was permitted, US $7-8 billion have been parked in.  The Government of India’s liberalization and economic reforms programme encourages industrial policy reforms that have reduced the industrial licensing requirements, removed restrictions on investment and expansion, and facilitated easy access to foreign technology and FDI. Increased inflow of investments arising out of flexible FDI policies is sure to have a direct and positive impact on the real restate scenario of India. More investments mean more job opportunities and more jobs means more workforces. This has created a huge demand and supply gap in housing in India. The booming IT industry has also resulted in a large section of young investors who with high-income jobs chose real estate as an investment option.