Why To Invest In COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE ? | ft. Viral Desai of

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In this episode of Paisa Vaisa, host Anupam Gupta dives deep into the world of Commercial Real Estate (CRE) with Viral Desai, Senior Executive Director of Knight Frank India. Discover various ways to invest in CRE, including direct investments, Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs), and fractional ownership. Learn about the ideal investor profiles for CRE, current rental yields, and how they vary across different cities and over time. We also explore opportunities in metros, Tier-1, and Tier-2 cities, the demand from various industries like SEZs, GCCs, and data centers, and compare flexible versus permanent office spaces. Plus, get a checklist of tips for aspiring CRE investors.
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[@neodro4831]

Fantastic episode!!

[@DHC04]

Good episode very interesting

[@spartantroy3920]

Ek episode retail or high street real estate pe bhi banao

[@AnkitJain06]

Am I being stupid, or is Viral's comment about leverage quite flawed?
If I am borrowing at 10% (borrowing cost is usually going to be higher), and the rental yield is 6.5% or 7%, I am definitely losing (unless I am GUARANTEED to see a value appreciation on the underlying property of say 5% annually)? If for any reason the property value does not increase, this becomes a deadbeat investment.