A roof over your head
is an utter essence. For all even animals to some extent. As security for
infants and mundane maintenance for holdings possessed seems one of the
necessities apart from food and cloth. Hence, real estate industry of India
has been a boom of all the industries with an annual growth rate of 20% holding a contribution of 5-6% of India’s
annual GDP. Direct high employment generation
is one mentionable contribution of this industry to the Indian economy
along with indirect employment arising from the high demand of cement, steel,
bricks, building materials, consumer durables, paints, electricity products,
paints, water reservoirs with pipes and so on. This industry has been the
second largest cause of employment generation in India following agriculture.
Traditional modes of
building houses were confined to small regional players with the limitation
of low expertise and mere financial back
up. But, modern times have paved way to a huge industry with multiplicative
effects over Indian economy. Following
the liberalization and allowance of FDI (foreign direct investment) in 2005, the
real
estate industry of India viewed a new dawn of financial inflow capitals
with expertise and skilled labors taking it to the new heights that had been
hardly imaginable.
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