SEBI's decision to reclassify REITs as equity instruments has sparked an 8% market rally, promising enhanced liquidity and broader institutional participation in India's real estate investment sector.

SEBI's decision to reclassify REITs as equity instruments promises to transform India's real estate investment landscape, opening doors to index inclusion and enhanced institutional participation.

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Compare REITs vs Direct Property Investment in India. Learn returns, risks, taxation, liquidity & choose the best real estate investment strategy for your portfolio in 2025.

Industry experts analyze how REITs are revolutionizing India's commercial real estate investment landscape with professional management, liquidity, and regulatory support.

RBI's 50 bps repo rate cut to 5.5% and CRR reduction inject ₹2.5L crore liquidity. Hyderabad real estate poised for growth with lower EMIs, improved affordability, and enhanced developer financing opportunities.

RBI's 50 basis point repo rate cut to 5.5% creates new opportunities for property investors and homebuyers. Lower EMIs, enhanced affordability, and improved market liquidity drive real estate growth.

REITs offer Indian investors a smart alternative to traditional property ownership—steady income, low entry cost, and liquidity included.

Discover why REITs (Real Estate Investment Trusts) are the ultimate investment tool in 2025. Learn how they offer steady dividends, portfolio diversification, access to premium properties, and long-term growth-all without property management hassles.

HDFC Bank, in a strategic move to streamline its portfolio, plans to sell key commercial and residential properties acquired from its 2023 merger with HDFC. Expected to generate around ₹3,000 crore, this divestment signals a shift towards core banking operations and digital growth.