The rental market in India is extremely vibrant against the
backdrop of a fundamentally strong economy and burgeoning
infrastructure and real estate sector. Flourishing business
environment and a common belief in the progressive life have
given it the right pace to move further on.
Nevertheless, it is the surging economy of the country that
has been empowering people to improve on their lifestyle.
Improving business and salary incomes are leading to higher
purchasing power and the impact is quite visible on the real
estate markets.
People are willing to hire properties for setting up or expanding
businesses or for moving to the higher-quality housing, at
given rates.
So far, the demand outstrips supply in most of the preferable
residential areas of prime cities of India and the vacancy
rates are at 'not so high' levels. Taking a suitable
property on rent in India thus needs professional approach
and market knowledge.
Residential Rentals
Segment of residential rentals is primarily driven by the
movement of professionals from one place to another. Settling
into a job also means scouring the market for residential
rentals.
If we take another perspective, Indian population is rising
and with expansion of economic opportunities, the income levels
of the populace are also rising, considerably.
With this, the demand for house on rent is also quite upbeat.
Meanwhile, healthy demand is witnessed in the respective segments
of flat, apartment, independent house, duplex, condominium,
bungalow and villa at major cities of India like Mumbai, Delhi
and NCR, and Bangalore
Of late, the Tier 2 cities like Pune, Hyderabad, Chennai and
Kolkata and Tier 3 cities of Chandigarh, Lucknow, Mysore,
Indore, Jaipur, Coimbatore, Nagpur etc are also catching up
with the trends with an evidential spurt in demand.
Notably, more than 70 per cent of the total real estate market
in India is governed by the residential sector.
Office Rentals
Office spaces in cities where IT, ITES and the BPO industries
have flourished, and in those where it is burgeoning, the
corporate leasing for on demand business has become a priority
and an important business.
As a matter of fact, more than 80 per cent of the demand
in quality office space in India is generated by the aforesaid
industries, followed by financial and pharmaceuticals.
Constant inflow of investments, smoother availability of
loans for commercial property of the real estate market
in India, the corporatization of the Indian economy and
the retail boom has directed the commercial rental property
scene in a positive direction.
Moreover, IT companies take offices on lease, which are
located in hi-tech Grade A office complexes or IT parks
equipped with ultra-modern facilities of Intelligent Building
Management Systems.
Retail Rentals
Again, the flourishing economies and rising income levels
pave way for retail industry boom in India. Standalone shops
and outlets are all the way upgrading their existing infrastructure;
on the other hand, quite massive movements are witnessed
in the development of shopping mall space.
Gigantic malls spread over millions of square feet accommodate
the needs of retailers and consumers in a well-planned manner
and that’s why the popularity of the format is increasing
with time.
Today, parties from small proprietary firms to large corporate
houses are making a beeline to take retail outlets on rent.
In the area of showroom retailing, the developers see wisdom
in leasing out their showrooms rather than planning for
putting up commercial property for sale.
In the area of showroom retailing, the developers see wisdom
in leasing out their showrooms. The concept is popular among
developers who have incorporated it in their business strategy.
Summary
Rental property in India has come of age. People are ready
to hire a property of their choice at given market rates.
Many a times, rental values especially those of commercial
office spaces seem to be overheating still the demand remains
there.
New projects are incessantly launched and the supply of
real estate is adding to the convenience of the tenant.
The markets nevertheless tend to correct in their due course
and thus we can trust in the underlying strengths of the
sector as of now.