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September 29, 2007 - Real estate is still the most popular investment area in the Indian economy, it has been revealed.
A survey by Ernst & Young shows that despite reservations from some investors that a lack of transparency and land ownership issues could hinder development, some $5 to $10 billion worth of investment is expected to be made in the sector over the next three years.
The report shows that respondents to the poll rated real estate as the most attractive investment opportunity, with specific project investments considered more profitable than entities.
However, while returns of 25 to 30 per cent are expected over the next two to three years, they are expected to level out thereafter.
Meanwhile, the special purpose vehicle (SPV) pathway to investment is favoured by 95 per cent of those polled, leading the study to note that "investors are still shying away from enterprise level investment", the Economic Times reports.
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