Indian Real Estate is Absorbing Gobs of Capital

The traditional model of three generations of households under one roof is starting to diminish. Loans are easily available for both the housing sector and the commercial sector. As a result, most often, the children move out as soon as they can afford a home of their own.

The one caveat is that home loans require a 10% down-payment while commercial property loans often require 25%-40% down.

A number of U.S.-based hotel chains such as Carlson, Radisson, Sheraton, and Marriott are also rapidly expanding in India.

Passage to India, indeed.

In turbulent times like these, investing in real estate in India has just become a must-have alternative.

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Until the next time, happy investing.

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Jay Somaney is a partner and fund manager with TSG Capital Partners, a hedge fund based in Plano, Texas, and founder of GlobalTechStocks.com, a subscription site that focuses on technology and Indian stocks (including ADRs), providing information, news and chatter. Under no circumstances does the information in this column represent a recommendation to buy or sell stocks. Somaney appreciates your feedback; click here to send him an email.