Analysis the Investment Alternatives Asset Class of Indian Real Estate Market

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Published: Feb 1, 2020
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investment alternatives, asset class, Indian real estate market, academic presence, primary data, secondary data, investors, real estate investment, multistage stratified sampling, HPI data

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Mr. Aniket Kadam

Research Scholar, Shridhar University

Prof. O. P. Gupta

Professor, Shridhar University

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The present research aimed to study the real estate market in India brimming with enormousgrowth yet lacking academic presence. The research involved both primary as well as secondary data.The study's target audience consisted of investors in India who use real estate as a vehicle. The survey'ssampling unit consisted of individuals who purchased an apartment or built floors with the aim of rentingthem out in order to benefit from their real estate investment. Participants in the survey had to haveinvestments made after 2008. Utilizing multistage (3 stage) stratified sampling, primary data wasgathered. HPI data from Q4 2008–09 to Q2 2017–2018 was used to get secondary information about homeprices. A sample of 747 respondents has been contacted for the study. The sample has been trim downto 543 after accounting for missing data. Utilizing frequency tables, frequency charts, crosstabs, thedemographic profile of the 543 respondents has been described.

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Vol. 15 No. 1 (2020): International Journal of Information Technology and Management (IJITM)

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