Post-Pandemic, Japanese companies like Sumitomo Realty & Development and Sumitomo Corp. (Both companies Sumitomo Group), Mitsubishi Estate Co. LTD, Mitsui Fudosan Co. LTD, Mitsui OSK Lines Ltd and its national reasons and first institutions and first institutes for real estate projects, Prised Equips, Prised Equips, Prised Equips, Prises Equips and Equips, Prised Equips and Prix Equips, Prises Equips and Equips, Prised Equips, Prised Equips and Equirels, Prised Equips and Passional Equire and Passion Equirel and the first. (NCR).
This year’s adherence to the store gained another pace.
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In June, Goisa Realty, a group company Sumitomo Realty, which is responsible for the highest share of Indian investment among Japanese companies, assigned two land in the Bomber complex Bandra Kurla, from Mumbaj Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA), total £3 138 crore. She paid 39-40% of the bonus for the bid price for both ground patches.
Similarly, Sumitomo Corp. This year she worked with other companies for two projects – an office project on the suburban Mumbai Kalina, near BKC and the Luxury Condominia project in Powai. Mitsubishi Estate is also an investor in the office.
“India is expected to continue demographic dividend, along with maintaining economic growth in the range of 6%. In addition to the economic structure led by domestic demand, the country is increasingly recognized as a global business junction, especially in the IT industry, financial and services,” said Sumitomo Corp.
“Based on the shared recognition that India remains the market for resistant growth even in today’s increasingly uncertain global economy, we decided to participate in this project,” the company added.
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Japanese investors in real estate and developers have entered India a lot after the Americans, Canadian, Western Asians and Singaporeans did it. However, the Japanese are patient, investors are betting into capital on land and early phase projects, and development risks are not expelled, experts said.
“Japanese capital shows rare beliefs by supporting development agreements across the main Indian real estate segments-off, logistics and residential. It is not an opportunistic investment but a strategic bet of the country’s long-term growth,” Nishant Kabra, leadership and capital markets (northern and western), JLL advice.
“Over the past five years, we have seen the flow of over $ 1.5 billion-a clear signal that Japan Inc. considers India not only as a market, but as a partner of growth for decades,” Kabra added.
Japanese investors entered the Indian real estate sector through direct investment or alliances with local partners or other international investors.
Last year, Daibur’s old experience with the construction of office buildings in Japan said he had made the first investment in India in real estate and drew up to $ 123 million in “Atrium Place”, the Premium Office project in Grrabram, developed by Hines India and DLF Ltd.
“India is a key pillar of the MOL Group (Mitsui OSK) strategy, which diversifies its business portfolio by increasing enterprises without transport, stable income that compensates for the market with volatile transport,” Daibiru said. Meanwhile, the Japanese shipping group Giant Mol actively expands its presence in India.
“The Japanese came lately, but they are very long -term investors. Unlike other international investors and funds, they are not married. Japanese investors do not have pressure on sale or investment, they do not work in the fund’s structure and rarely drive third -party money, different from others,” said Shobhit Agarwal.
As the real estate sector continues to perform on all fronts, Japanese investors also monitor investments in multiple cities, diversify their portfolios and perform subsequent financing.
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Last year, Mitsubishi Estate joined with Alta Capital-resident logistics platform Logicap Management to develop industrial and storage assets in Chennai, Pune and NCR and radiated into a sector that is highly fragmented but with growth potential. This year, the joint enterprise was extended by another investment in the development of more assets.
Mitsubishi Estate also invested early this year £560 Crore in the Birla Estates PVT LTD residential project in Bengalur, which means its first residential investment in India.
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