Despite a few recent economic dips, India has been on the radar of property investors for last eight years. Recent trends show investors interest in India real estate, though in many ways, it can be quite tough to obtain.
Investors are once again interested in India’s housing market after residential prices dropped as much as 30 percent earlier this year.
The country’s largest home developer, DLF, sold close to 1,400 units in one day alone this spring; while in Mumbai, another company sold 90 percent of its premium apartments in less than four months, a surprising economic feat after the market’s sudden downturn in 2008.
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