The Real Estate See-Saw: Demand Vs. Supply
The Real Estate See-Saw: Demand Vs. Supply'
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The Real Estate See-Saw: Demand Vs. Supply

October 22nd
Mumbai
Ambar Maheshwari
Ambar Maheshwari
CEOIndiabulls Investment Management Limited
India
Ambar looks after the Asset Management business At Indiabulls. A Chartered Accountant, Ambar brings with him substantial deal-making and structuring experience in the Real Estate sector. Prior to joining Indiabulls AMC, Ambar was associated with JLL as Managing Director, where he successfully ran five businesses including Corporate Finance, Education, Healthcare and Social Housing, Special Development Initiatives and Infrastructure. He had worked with DTZ for over five years profitably leading the Investment Advisory business for India and set up the firm’s presence in West India for other service lines. His non real estate stints as an investment banker included IL&FS, Ambit Corporate Finance and KPMG”.
Anshul Singhal
Anshul Singhal
Managing DirectorWelspun One Logistics Parks
India
Anshul has over 15 years of leadership experience in the infrastructure and real estate sector with a track record of establishing 5 new businesses from the ground up. He has held the CEO and Director positions for Blackstone, Warburg Pincus, and Brookfield investee companies. In 2019, Anshul founded One Industrial Spaces - an integrated fund, development, and asset management organization. His entrepreneurial venture was soon provided backing by the USD 2.7 billion Welspun Group; and post acquiring a majority stake in this business, it went on to be rebranded as Welspun One Logistics Parks.

What should the government focus on and Where are the buyers?

The $120 billion real estate sector in India, which provides employment to 52 million people, has been seeing a prolonged crisis, in funding, buying development and construction of projects. 

The entire ecosystem needs a cleanse, and time is of essence. The entire business of real estate is to value time. The consumers are in the business of ‘owning/living’ in the properties, the constructors are in the business of developing homes, the developers are in the business of selling them, and the creditors are in the business of lending. So, if every fragment of the ecosystem does the job properly then definitely there is a scope for upstream. What are the gaps? Why are the buyers not buying the projects? What will woo them back? What can developers do to get the sales registers ticking again? Why are financiers not investing in the underdeveloped projects? Where is the money going to come from? What should the government really focus on? Is a deep cleansing required in the real estate market today?

Join the members of GRI Club in animated conversation on the hottest concern of the industry: What should the government focus on and What is really stopping the buyers?

Timetable
Tuesday, October 22nd 2019
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5:00 pm to 5:30 pm  |  Registration 

5:30 pm to 6:30 pm  |  Discussion 

6:30 pm to 7:30 pm  |  Farewell cocktails and networking

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