According to the latest report, Investment Market Beat, 2013 presented by reputed property consultant Cushman & Wakefield, the investment in real estate market of India has dropped by 65% to $1.2 Billion. However the country still holds number 10th position in the list of most invested locations in Asia Pacific region.In 2012, the investment in the property market in India was $ 3.4 billion. According to this global property consultant, the APAC region recorded a total of $ 487 billion investment in the real estate sector. Whereas the other nations for which the survey was conducted, China stood at 1st position with highest investment of $ 358 billion, followed by Japan at 3rd position with $44.6 billion in the year 2013. Despite of the fall in investment, India still retained the 10th position. The report also stated that in 2013 the investment on land in India was highest at $838 million which was followed by investment in office space with $247 million. Investment in land saw a fall of 61% while office witnessed a decline of 77%.According to the Managing Director South Asia of Cushman & Wakefield, as the general elections are round the corner in India, the investors in Indian real estate seem to take an affecting pause. The planned regulatory framework which has to be still implemented is stopping the investors from undertaking any future investments.However, the property consultants are expecting for a significant growth in the country in general and investment markets, particularly by 2015.займ на карту без отказов круглосуточновзять кредит онлайн