With an abundance of Rs 61,220 crore, Rajiv Singh of DLF surpassed Mangal Prabhat Lodha and group of Macrotech Developers (abundance of Rs 52,970 crore) to turn into the most well off Indian land business person, as per the most recent Grohe-Hurun India Real Estate Rich List 2021. Singh added Rs 25,000 crore to this abundance in 2021.
Chandru Raheja and family (K Raheja Corp), Jitendra Virwani (Embassy Office Parks) and Vikas (Oberoi Realty) are at the third, fourth and the fifth spots separately, the Grohe-Hurun India Real Estate Rich List 2021 proposes. The normal abundance of the GROHE-HURUN India Real Estate Rich List 2021 grew 31 percent to Rs 4,558 crore, the report said. CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL LIST
India, the report said, was home to 12 land extremely rich people in 2021 - up from 5 contrasted with five years prior. Shockingly, India has seen their number beyond twofold over the most recent five years, though those in China and the US have seen a fall - from 121 five years prior in China to 58 of every 2021, and from 28 land extremely rich people in the US to an include of 20 out of 2021, the discoveries propose.
M Arun Kumar of Chennai-based Casagrand, is the greatest gainer on the rundown, trailed by Ashok Sarin of Anant Raj and Keystone Realtors fellow benefactors Boman Rustom Irani, Percy Sorabji Chowdhry and Chandresh Dinesh Mehta.
A huge piece of the ascent in the fortunes of these realty aristocrats is credited to a convention in the land stocks at the bourses. For the year under survey, the BSE Realty record acquired 55% contrasted with a 22 percent gain in the S&P BSE Sensex.
"The land stocks are fundamentally determined by a recuperation in land interest on the rear of low-financing costs and government motivators. This could be the justification for why the rundown enlisted the greatest ever aggregate abundance development of 30% since beginning," said Anas Rahman Junaid, overseeing chief and boss scientist at Hurun India.
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