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Real estate is the largest asset class in most Indian private portfolios and the least analysed. These pieces concentrate on the variables that determine whether a paper gain is ever realised — principally exit liquidity, which is the risk most often ignored at entry.
May 2026
Mumbai rental yields: the honest numbers
Mumbai residential rental yields are low, and most published figures are higher than what an owner actually receives. The gap is in the costs nobody includes.
May 2026
Exit liquidity is the most underpriced risk in Indian real estate
A paper gain on an illiquid asset is not a return. In several MMR micro-markets the exit is the weakest part of the investment case and the least examined.
Apr 2026
Land or apartments? A comparison for MMR investors
Land can substantially outperform built inventory in the MMR's growth corridors, and it carries risks of a completely different character. The comparison is about capability as much as return.
Apr 2026
Bulk deals: what an investor should check before committing
A bulk discount is only a gain if you can exit into a market where the developer is not still selling the same product beside you.
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