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Are NRIs increasingly investing in India's real estate market? With a weaker rupee and growing interest from overseas buyers, Indian property markets are attracting attention from NRIs across the Gulf, Europe and the US. In this episode of Jeb Ki Baat, Arnima Dwivedi speaks with real estate expert Anjani Kela about the growing trend of NRI investments in India. We discuss which cities offer better opportunities, whether Gurgaon, Noida or Bengaluru should be on an NRI investor's radar, and how currency depreciation affects purchasing power.

भारत के Real Estate Market में NRI की दिलचस्पी क्यों बढ़ रही है? क्या रुपये की कमजोरी और डॉलर की मजबूती के बीच भारत में Property खरीदना NRI के लिए फायदे का सौदा बन गया है? इस एपिसोड में Arnima Dwivedi के साथ Real Estate Expert Anjani Kela बता रहे हैं कि NRI के लिए Gurgaon, Noida और Bengaluru में कौन सा शहर बेहतर निवेश का विकल्प हो सकता है। साथ ही जानिए ₹1 करोड़ से ₹5 करोड़ के बजट में Residential या Commercial Property में कहां पैसा लगाना सही रहेगा।

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00:00If I talk about micro markets, then where are you looking for the most strong momentum for NRI?
00:07I always recommend that you always choose tier 1 cities.
00:13There are two big reasons.
00:15The first reason is that the growth is related to infrastructure, jobs, or any kind of growth is the most
00:21important.
00:21The second reason is that the growth is easy.
00:27The growth is not easy to manage the world.
00:31The growth of countries is a very difficult task.
00:36The growth of professional outfits is not in small places.
00:44If you think about small places, the percentage of investment is less than 20-30%.
00:51If you think about small places, you don't have a small share of your total investment portfolio.
00:54We always make them conscious.
00:58We always keep the focus on the metro.
01:01The metro cities is better for NRIs when you invest in real estate or properties.
01:06If you talk about metro cities, you are looking for the industry.
01:12The most interest in NRIs is in which city is in which properties is in which city is in which
01:16city is in which properties?
01:17Do you want to understand this?
01:19Look, metro cities is the most important.
01:22Whether it is in Delhi NCR or Noida.
01:24In Noida there are also some micro markets where there are more trends.
01:28Like Golf Course Road, Golf Course Extinction or Dwaraka Expressions.
01:31There are the big micro markets in Noida.
01:34There are more trends.
01:36There are the categories of developers.
01:39There are DLF, Himar, Godrej, Shubha.
01:42There are more trends.
01:42There are a big micro markets as well as a trend.
01:51Even in the south, there are popular areas like Whitefield and north Bangalore.
01:58The trends look into more.
02:00Because in all of these large markets there are data of these micro markets.
02:08foreign
02:13foreign
02:24foreign
02:28So, these are some parameters that we always need to see NRIs, and in the big cities,
02:34the hotspot, which is called real estate, we always need to invest in it.
02:40All right.
02:42When NRIs is in India, or where they invest,
02:46then the biggest factor is dollar versus rupee.
02:50The rupee depreciation plays an important role.
02:53Now, if we look at the price of 94-93 in this case,
02:59it is compared to the dollar.
03:01The depreciation is a little less.
03:05The rupee depreciation has been seen.
03:06However, the price of rupee depreciation is compared to the price of rupee depreciation.
03:12How does it affect NRIs buying?
03:33The rupee depreciation is one of the reasons for NRIs.
03:38We must invest in these products.
03:39You put the price of long-term money.
03:40These are the reasons for NRIs.
03:43The price of rupee depreciation can help you in the time of buying.
03:56to help you.
03:58But exit time, it has a reverse effect.
04:01If you think your property is 10, 15 percent, 20 percent, and the rupee will be depreciated
04:06by 5 percent, then at 5 percent, you will lose 10 percent.
04:12Because you are selling in India, you will also sell in India.
04:16So in India, the rupee will be transition.
04:18This is a catch-29 situation.
04:20This should not be the only reason.
04:22So talk with a well-informed consultant, who invest in NRI, they will better guide you.
04:30This is not easy to understand.
04:32This is not easy to understand.
04:35Okay.
04:36But sir, if we talk about NRI in this language,
04:39does the purchasing power increase in the rupee?
04:44Purchasing power increases.
04:45There is an advantage.
04:46If you buy a 100 rupee for example, a dollar rate is 100 rupee.
04:51When you buy in India, you have the advantage in India,
04:54you have the advantage in which you are bigger.
04:56Because the dollar rate is not connected with Indian real estate.
05:01You have the advantage.
05:02If you buy a 100 rupee for example,
05:04you have the advantage in your dollar 10 percent,
05:05you have the discount.
05:06You have the advantage in this way.
05:09So you have the advantage in India.
05:11Okay.
05:14When you invest in Indian properties,
05:17what is the trend now?
05:18Is there more residential properties
05:20or commercial properties?
05:22This picture is why I am saying
05:24for painting this.
05:25Because the next question is also a data bag.
05:28The data we have.
05:29Commercial and residential are both investment.
05:32But what is the trend now?
05:34Commercial or residential?
05:36More than half of the investment is around 60, 65, 70 percent.
05:41Residential is not happening.
05:42Because residential is easy to understand
05:44for any NRI.
05:46It is easy to understand.
05:47There are no complications.
05:48There are no complications.
05:50There is no liquidity.
05:51So we also recommend that as an NRI,
05:53if you don't want to have complications,
05:55you want to have your investment smoothly exit,
05:57then you should keep your investment in primary source.
06:00You should keep your investment in primary source.
06:01And this is the data.
06:02The data says this.
06:03But there are many seasoned investors who live out
06:05who invest in commercial in commercial.
06:08Because in commercial,
06:09there is more rental return.
06:11They get around 6-10 percent.
06:14From the price of buying.
06:16If we have 3-4 years after that,
06:18we calculate rental return.
06:20So those are rental return investors
06:22who keep that sensitivity,
06:23they do in commercial.
06:24But for the masses,
06:26it is easy to understand that
06:27it is residential.
06:27So the majority audience
06:28invest in residential.
06:30So what is residential investment?
06:31Okay.
06:32In residential investment?
06:34I said,
06:35we have a data.
06:36I also keep that in front of you.
06:37Residential yields,
06:38which are reports of 2-3.5 percent.
06:42But in commercial,
06:44or office,
06:45which is a commercial purpose,
06:47which is an investment in property.
06:50There is a data in 6-9 percent.
06:53In residential yields,
06:54which is an investment in rental yields.
06:55Now,
06:56a NRI,
06:57which is a budget of
06:581-5 crore.
07:01What is advisable?
07:04What will you advise for?
07:05What will you advise on consultation?
07:06What kind of property should you invest?
07:11How do you advise on the market?
07:12When we are asking for investors,
07:13we ask what the existing exposure
07:17is in the new industry.
07:19If you are first-time investments,
07:22we try to make a whole
07:24that they will put money into the policy.
07:26And then,
07:26we will start with the financial payments,
07:30so the financial payments,
08:05Thank you very much.
08:31Thank you very much.

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