Commercial property investors in India

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In India, the commercial property investment sector has been growing steadily over the past few years. This growth can be attributed to several factors, including the increasing demand for commercial spaces, the government's initiatives to promote real estate investments, and the changing preferences of investors.
Here are some key commercial property investors in India

Large Corporations

Large corporations in India, such as Reliance Industries, Tata Group, and Mahindra & Mahindra, have been actively investing in commercial real estate to expand their business operations and establish a strong presence in the market.
Real estate developers: Real estate developers, such as DLF, Unitech, and Purvankara, have been playing a significant role in the commercial property investment sector. They invest in developing commercial properties, such as office spaces, shopping malls, and warehouses, and then lease them out to tenants.

Foreign Investors

Foreign investors, including institutional investors and high-net-worth individuals, have been increasingly investing in the Indian commercial property market. They see the potential for high returns and growth in the Indian economy.

Mutual Funds and Pension Funds

Mutual funds and pension funds have been investing in commercial real estate as part of their investment portfolios. They believe that commercial real estate offers stable returns and growth potential.

Venture Capital firms

Venture capital firms have been investing in commercial real estate projects in India. They provide capital to developers and investors to help them develop and manage commercial properties.

Banks and Financial Institutions

Banks and financial institutions, such as HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, and State Bank of India, have been providing loans and other financial services to investors in the commercial property sector. They see the potential for growth and returns in this sector.

Individual Investors

Individual investors, including high-net-worth individuals and professionals, have been investing in commercial real estate as part of their investment portfolios. They believe that commercial real estate offers stable returns and growth potential.

In conclusion, the commercial property investment sector in India is diverse and dynamic, with a wide range of investors participating in this market. The increasing demand for commercial spaces, the government's initiatives to promote real estate investments, and the changing preferences of investors are driving the growth of this sector.

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Investors for Business / Company

First of all calculate with justification that how much you need?  If the requirement is huge amount which is beyond your friends and known circle then one should consider options like small-business loan, an angel investor or venture capital.

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Searching good investors requires a good networking and also a time absorbing thing unless luck supports you. For starters, first you should talk to your banker, who may want to offer you a loan, and sometime they may also suggest you with potentially interested investors, who can be among their clients or any other private institutions. Chamber of Commerce, as well as any business organizations you belong to can also sometimes suggest and advice you with best links of the investors or way to fund up your business.

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Searching the internet can help you find Angel Investors and Venture Capital groups and you can get it touch of them directly. You can contact  National Venture Capital Association's website. Under the "Resource Area" tab, they have provided with the numerous descriptions of, and contact information for, regional VC associations. Try to line up with those provided Angel investors and match up angel investors and entrepreneurs with your requirements.  

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Before surfing for the angle investors or venture capital groups, you should always prepare you business plan. With proper business plan for investment along with repayment description will help you to get far. Every investor is interested in learning about your business idea, along with the way it works and the security the working provides for the principal amount along with yielding the best returns. The investor is always eager to know that what you will do with the money that will be invested and how your management will work. The solid five year plan that provides the projection and details that how the business of your will going to make money, what and where is your customer base is, what will be your marketing strategy.

There are lot many websites and online institutions / organizations or groups which provide with complete details of Angel Investors along with Venture Capital groups.

Hire professional to prepare your business plan before approaching them.

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Functions and Limitations of Incubators and Accelerators 

Indian entrepreneurship has to struggle a lot before it could start comparing itself with Silicon Valley. There are several loopholes which can be identified step by step.

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The operations of the incubators usually are in three capacities.

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First one supports the academic institutions by mentoring enterprising students and their newly developed promising projects. Second one supports the starts of infrastructural and the third one the accelerator, which structures a stipulated period in return for the equity.

 These incubators and accelerators always make sure that the right kind of support and mentor reaches the bright entrepreneurs and these are the challenges the incubators and accelerators face.

By differentiating between incubators and accelerators, the solution to such challenges can be found. The actual functions and limitations of incubators and accelerators should be defined to make it clearer.

Incubators supports start ups and are more patient where as the accelerators impatient and supports for fledgling companies.

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