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India's Top Business Districts to Invest in
A look at the hottest pre-leased office destinations, based on investor returns forecast for 2013 to 2017
Graphic by Sameer Pawar
Report highlights
- Mumbai will continue to be the fulcrum of banking, financial services and insurance activity as far as fresh investments for new offices, expansion and relocation are concerned. It will be followed by
- Bangalore, National Capital Region (NCR), Chennai and Hyderabad.
- Business districts of NCR and Bangalore, the largest office markets in the country, lag behind other cities in terms of investor returns.
- While the IT/ITES industry will continue to remain the largest occupier of office space, it will not ensure superior investment returns.
- Demand for office space from manufacturing and other service sectors is expected to grow at 12% and 13% respectively per annum over the next five years.
(This story appears in the 28 June, 2013 issue of Forbes India. To visit our Archives, click here.)
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RsWhat is the need of RBI...only to draw huge salary. Neither banks nor inflation is under its control. Why do you allow export of sugar,onion,tomato,basmati rice .only to help the corporates indirectly. jisko biscuit banana hai let them import wheat ,yaha par 10 rs. kilo wheat kharid kar biscuit200- 300 rs kilo becha ja raha hai. same with potato aloo @ 10 chips @ Rs.450 let pesico to import potato....
on Jun 18, 2013 -
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What was the problem of govt that they banned import of gold by banks. Yadi sona sasta ho raha tha to govt ko kaya problem hai...jab se govt. no intervene kiya gold price started rocketing.Then why thay are not contrilling Indian Rupee........... IT CLEAR THAT GOVT. DID'nt want rate of any thing to decrease.
on Jun 18, 2013
