Building on the success of Day One, we look forward to another day at Cityscape India. Across the exhibition floor yesterday there were stories of potential JV partnerships, FDI, investment opportunities and potential growth. As the doors open today, we expect similar traffic levels and a continuation of the positive news from yesterday.

Last night saw the Cityscape Awards for Real Estate; held at the Intercontinental The Lalit. The evening was a huge success as Cityscape honoured the real estate professionals and companies who have shown outstanding performance and achievement over the last 12 months. I would like to thank all the Awards Partners once more; Rakindo, Boomerang Systems, RICS India, K Raheja Corp, Godivari Paints for helping to make the evening such a resounding success.

With the Indian Real Estate market presenting attractive opportunities, foreign investors are now looking to re-enter the country, resulting in an increase in capital inflow in the medium to long term. International Investors have to make good decisions, select the right project and adapt to the local way of doing business...and pay close attention to the calculation of actual supply and demand.

We appreciate the valuable time you have spent in visiting the exhibition today and look forward to seeing you again tomorrow for more Investor Roundtables, Developer Showcases and Interactive Discussion Forums.


My team and I welcome you to Cityscape India and look forward to meeting you over the next three days.

Graham Wood
Group Director
Cityscape Global
 

Cityscape India, day 2 -
Call for equitable and sustainable cities


Day 2 at Cityscape India began with a comprehensive presentation on ‘Slum Redevelopment’...

   

Buyers 'ready to pay for luxury property in India'

A paradigm shift, towards affordable housing

New report offers in depth project analysis - Mumbai

   
 
  "Affordable housing is confused with the concept of middle or low end housing, from that perspective we do not have a lot of realtors looking out for this segment as the challenges are massive. This where the government can step in to make the climate more conducive to help developers set up infrastructure for affordable housing."

Mr. Ambar Maheshwari,
Head of Investment Advisory

 
 

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