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INVESTMENT<br />
OPPORTUNITY:<br />
<strong>NEO</strong> <strong>BANGALORE</strong>
INVESTMENT<br />
OPPORTUNITY:<br />
<strong>NEO</strong> <strong>BANGALORE</strong><br />
CONTENTS<br />
Summary<br />
1. The Indian Opportunity<br />
2. India's fastest growing metro Bangalore Beckons!<br />
3. <strong>NEO</strong> Bangalore's Homes of Tomorrow<br />
4. A gold mine of an o er<br />
Indian opportunity<br />
1. Economy back on track, GDP grows at 5.7% in June Quarter<br />
2. Policy measures to boost housing sector<br />
3. Advantage India<br />
4. Indian real estate is a large growing market<br />
5. Market size of real estate in India (USD billion)<br />
6. Bangalore in Prospects- Globaly<br />
7. Government policies are helping the real estate sector prosper<br />
8. Supply largely con ned to mid segment housing<br />
9. Annual and Six Monthly Capital Value Movement in Premium Segment Across Cities<br />
10. Summary of vision 20-20<br />
The Bangalore Boom<br />
1. Bangalore Capital Value Movement<br />
2. Indicator Trends<br />
3. Outlook<br />
4. Sub-market key Stats Premium/Luxury Segment<br />
The new Bangalore <strong>NEO</strong> Bangalore<br />
1. Adding a new frequency to Bangalore<br />
2. A Goldmine of Investment<br />
3. Location<br />
4. Social Infrastructure<br />
5. Industrial Scenario<br />
6. The Infrastructure<br />
7. Land Prices Spike in Hoskote<br />
8. Crying need for Residential Developments<br />
9. Project Highlights<br />
About Artha<br />
1. True Value<br />
2. True Value for Developers<br />
3. A Strong and Committed Team<br />
4. CSR Initiatives<br />
5. Awards<br />
01 - 04<br />
05 - 12<br />
13 - 16<br />
17 - 21<br />
22 - 24<br />
The o<br />
FAQ s<br />
er<br />
25<br />
26 - 31
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SUMMARY<br />
1. The Indian Opportunity<br />
2. India's fastest growing metro Bangalore Beckons!<br />
3. <strong>NEO</strong> Bangalore's Homes of Tomorrow<br />
4. A gold mine of an o er
INVESTMENT<br />
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The Indian Opportunity<br />
The Indian economy has continued to grow and Q1 of the 2014-15 scal year saw it<br />
register an increased growth rate of 5.7%, as compared to the 4.6% registered for the last<br />
quarter of the 013-14 nancial year.<br />
The government's vision of providing housing for all by 2022 through new measures<br />
including the allocation of nearly INR 4,000 crore to the National Housing Bank, and<br />
setting up a mission on low-cost a ordable housing. This is all good news for the housing<br />
sector, which is gaining traction and help from measures and policies being<br />
implemented by India's new government at the Center.<br />
The expected increase in India's real estate market, which currently contributes around<br />
5% to the GDP, is at a CAGR of 11.2 per cent during FY2008 2020. With an estimated<br />
worth for the Indian real estate market of around USD 180 million by 2020, there can be<br />
no doubt that the Indian real estate market is set to boom!<br />
India's fastest growing metro<br />
Bangalore Beckons!<br />
Bangalore enjoys the reputation of being one of India's most cosmopolitan cities, and it<br />
is the only city expected to see growth (of between 3 and 5 per cent) in new residential<br />
sales in 2014. Bangalore is said to be home to a ordable prices and burgeoning areas of<br />
development, with new communities bolstered by urban development and good roads,<br />
utilities and facilities in place. Sustained demand from the IT/ITeS workforce led to an<br />
upward pressure on rentals, and the expectation is that steady growth in the IT industry<br />
is expected to boost residential demand, which along with a steady supply pipeline<br />
may lead to strong capital appreciation in key locations across the city.<br />
Additionally, the ongoing and planned infrastructure projects such as the Metro Rail,<br />
Signal Free Outer Ring Road, Peripheral Ring Road and Aerospace SEZ will continue to<br />
propel the residential investment market in the city.<br />
Summary Indian opportunity The Bangalore Boom<br />
The new Bangalore<br />
<strong>NEO</strong> Bangalore<br />
About Artha O er FAQ S
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<strong>NEO</strong><br />
Bangalore's Homes of Tomorrow<br />
Taking its cue from Navi Mumbai, <strong>NEO</strong> Bangalore, also called Hoskote, is hoping to<br />
recreate the success of its inspiration. A planned township near established industries<br />
and with world class connectivity, <strong>NEO</strong> Bangalore upholds the notion of developing a<br />
new Bangalore with a futuristic vision congruent to the societies of a metropolis.<br />
KIADB has proposed to develop a massive industrial township in three phases,<br />
spreading over 3,000 acres. An Auto Hub of 1,500 acres is coming up in Narsapura, near<br />
<strong>NEO</strong> Bangalore. Hoskote Industrial area houses around 200 industrial units. Hoskote is<br />
home to the manufacturing units of many corporate giants including VOLVO, Bando &<br />
Honda. In total, around 468 Japanese companies have units on the Bangalore-Chennai<br />
belt with over 40,000 Japanese are expected to work in this corridor. There is an SEZ<br />
(Special Economic Zone) for Electronics, hardware and IT at Baglur; the Aero IT SEZ<br />
under development at Budigere will create employment for 100,000. Mahindra &<br />
Mahindra Aero space is also in the process of being setup. An allocation of 200 acres has<br />
been made to an IT company on Malur road. Logistical parks are coming up in<br />
Kambalipura, <strong>NEO</strong> Bangalore. All these developments ensure that <strong>NEO</strong> Bangalore is set<br />
to become a warehousing hub.<br />
In the last few years, land prices in Hoskote have witnessed tremendous growth, of at<br />
least 40 per cent. Hoskote, which until recently was a small part of the city, is now being<br />
rated as a good area with great potential by developers and investors thanks to<br />
aggressive investment plans and developments by the Government of Karnataka. To<br />
cater to such a surging industrial congregation, Residential space of more than 400,000<br />
will be required in the next 3 years.<br />
Summary Indian opportunity The Bangalore Boom<br />
The new Bangalore<br />
<strong>NEO</strong> Bangalore<br />
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A gold mine of an o er<br />
With a vision of building homes and thereby creating wealth for our customers, Artha<br />
Group under the brand umbrella of <strong>NEO</strong> Banglaore o ers conveniently sized villa plots<br />
that come with clear legal titles with local planning approvals, ensuring complete peace<br />
of mind for property owners and investors. The development will have a planned layout<br />
and townships with fully developed infrastructure including black top roads, power,<br />
water, drainage & sewage. The stupendous infrastructure development coupled with<br />
industrial growth and government investment shall ensure high growth on small ticket<br />
investments. Indications suggest that investors will be able to double their money, just in<br />
the short term, making <strong>NEO</strong> Bangalore an irresistible opportunity for the savvy investor.<br />
The next few pages would provide you an insight on the growth story of the the county<br />
and Bangalore as in investment hub. Also an exclusive o er is detailed that would help<br />
grow your wealth.<br />
Summary Indian opportunity The Bangalore Boom<br />
The new Bangalore<br />
<strong>NEO</strong> Bangalore<br />
About Artha O er FAQ S
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INDIAN<br />
OPPORTUNITY<br />
1. Economy back on track, GDP grows at 5.7% in June Quarter<br />
2. Policy measures to boost housing sector<br />
3. Advantage India<br />
4. Indian real estate is a large growing market<br />
5. Market size of real estate in India (USD billion)<br />
6. Bangalore in Prospects- Globaly<br />
7. Government policies are helping the real estate sector prosper<br />
8. Supply largely con ned to mid segment housing<br />
9. Annual and Six Monthly Capital Value Movement in Premium<br />
Segment Across Cities<br />
10. Summary of vision 20-20
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Indian Opportunity<br />
HOUSING DEMANDS LIKELY TO WITNESS AN IMPROVEMENT<br />
IN THE COMING QUARTERS; PRICING WITNESSED MIXED TRENDS<br />
Economy back on track,<br />
GDP grows at 5.7% in June Quarter<br />
India's economy bounced back to record a growth rate of 5.7% in the rst quarter<br />
(April June) of 2014 15, up from 4.6% recorded in the preceding quarter. The GDP for<br />
the nancial year 2013 14 was recorded at 4.7%, marking it as the second consecutive<br />
year of sub 5% growth. The Central Bank has, moreover, projected the economy to grow<br />
by 5 5.6% in the current scal.<br />
Policy measures to boost housing sector<br />
The Union Budget 2014 15, unveiled in July 2014, focused on reviving the sentiment of<br />
home buyers and investors, while promoting investments to provide a llip to the<br />
construction and housing sector. The government's vision of providing housing for all<br />
by 2022 through new measures such as the allocation of nearly INR 4,000 crore to<br />
the National Housing Bank, setting up a mission on low-cost a ordable housing. The<br />
extension of additional tax incentives by increasing the interest deduction to INR 2 lakh,<br />
moreover, would trigger renewed interest in the real estate market. Meanwhile, realty<br />
players expect the Central Bank to reduce lending rates, which is likely to bene t the<br />
housing segment.<br />
Liberalization of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) norms in the construction sector by<br />
reducing the built-up area from 50,000 sq. m. to 20,000 sq. m., and the minimum<br />
capitalization requirement from US$ 10 million to US$ 5 million would help boost FDI in<br />
housing projects. Additionally, the proposed development of new industrial<br />
corridors, airports, mass transit projects, and highways, together with the allocation of<br />
INR 7,060 crore for the creation of a 100 new SMART Cities are signi cant initiatives to<br />
boost India's urban development.<br />
Another signi cant initiative was to nally provide necessary incentives and a tax passthrough<br />
status to Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) in India that are likely to attract<br />
signi cant investments from foreign as well as domestic investors.<br />
Summary Indian opportunity The Bangalore Boom<br />
The new Bangalore<br />
<strong>NEO</strong> Bangalore<br />
About Artha O er FAQ S
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<br />
<br />
Growing demand<br />
Demand for residential properties<br />
surged due to increase urbanization<br />
and rising house hold income.<br />
Growing economy driving demand<br />
for commercial and retail space.<br />
Increasing investments<br />
2020 E<br />
Market Size:<br />
USD 180 billion<br />
ADVANTAGE<br />
INDIA<br />
<br />
<br />
Attractive opportunities<br />
Growing requirement of space from<br />
sectors such as education and<br />
healthcare.<br />
Growth in tourism providing<br />
opportunities in hospitality sector.<br />
Policy support<br />
<br />
FDI real estate of USD 22.67 billion<br />
April 2000 and August 2013.<br />
During April 2000 and August 2013<br />
real estate sector accounted for<br />
8.8% of total FDI in ows India.<br />
2010-2011<br />
Market Size:<br />
USD 55.6 billion<br />
<br />
<br />
Allocation of USD 2.8 billion for<br />
rural housing for FY14 budget.<br />
The government has allowed FDI<br />
of up to 100% in development<br />
projects for townships and<br />
settlements.<br />
Quick stats<br />
Quick stats<br />
Half Yearly<br />
Half Yearly<br />
Premium<br />
Segment<br />
Capital<br />
Values<br />
Rental<br />
Values<br />
Premium<br />
Segment<br />
Capital<br />
Values<br />
Rental<br />
Values<br />
NCR<br />
CHENNAI<br />
Chanakyapuri<br />
Central<br />
Shanti Niketan / Westend<br />
South<br />
Golf Course Road<br />
West<br />
Greater Noida Expressway<br />
MUMBAI<br />
South<br />
PUNE<br />
Koregaon Park / Bund<br />
Garden<br />
Central<br />
Aundh<br />
Western Suburbs<br />
Kalyani Nagar<br />
Eastern Suburbs<br />
Kharadi / Hadapsar<br />
<strong>BANGALORE</strong><br />
KOLKATA<br />
Central<br />
Central<br />
O<br />
-Central<br />
South Central<br />
East<br />
*Source: CBRE Global Research and consulting<br />
North<br />
HYDERABAD<br />
Central<br />
West<br />
Summary Indian opportunity The Bangalore Boom<br />
The new Bangalore<br />
<strong>NEO</strong> Bangalore<br />
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Indian real estate is a large growing market<br />
Real estate contributes about 5 per cent to India's GDP<br />
The market size of real estate in India is expected to<br />
increase at a CAGR of 11.2 per cent during FY2008 2020<br />
The real estate sector is estimated to be worth USD 180 billion by 2020<br />
Market size of real estate in India (USD billion)<br />
200<br />
180<br />
150<br />
100<br />
50<br />
CAGR : 11.2%<br />
50.1 53.3 55.6<br />
66.8<br />
00<br />
FY2008 FY2009 FY2010 FY2011 FY2020E<br />
*Source: CBRE Global Research and consulting<br />
Summary Indian opportunity The Bangalore Boom<br />
The new Bangalore<br />
<strong>NEO</strong> Bangalore<br />
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Bangalore in Prospects- Globaly<br />
CITY INVESTMENT PROSPECTS, 2014<br />
CITY DEVELOPMENT PROSPECTS, 2014<br />
1<br />
Tokya<br />
6.30<br />
1<br />
Jakarta<br />
5.97<br />
2<br />
Shanghai<br />
5.87<br />
2<br />
Tokyo<br />
5.82<br />
3<br />
Jakarta<br />
5.76<br />
3<br />
Shenzen<br />
5.76<br />
4<br />
Manilla<br />
5.66<br />
4<br />
Shanghai<br />
5.75<br />
5<br />
Sydney<br />
5.61<br />
5<br />
Guangzhou<br />
5.73<br />
6<br />
Guangzhou<br />
5.60<br />
6<br />
Beijing<br />
5.68<br />
7<br />
Singapore<br />
5.57<br />
7<br />
China : Secondary cities<br />
5.61<br />
8<br />
Beijing<br />
5.54<br />
8<br />
Manila<br />
5.60<br />
9<br />
Osaka<br />
5.53<br />
9<br />
Singapore<br />
5.57<br />
10<br />
Shenzhen<br />
5.52<br />
10<br />
Hong Kong<br />
5.57<br />
11<br />
Bangkok<br />
5.45<br />
11<br />
Sydney<br />
5.54<br />
12<br />
China : Secondary cities<br />
5.43<br />
12<br />
Bangkok<br />
5.54<br />
13<br />
Melbourne<br />
5.39<br />
13<br />
Taipei<br />
5.46<br />
14<br />
Kuala Lumpur<br />
5.34<br />
14<br />
Kuala Lumpur<br />
5.39<br />
15<br />
Seoul<br />
5.32<br />
15<br />
Seoul<br />
5.34<br />
16<br />
Teipei<br />
5.31<br />
16<br />
Melbourne<br />
5.10<br />
17<br />
Auckland<br />
5.06<br />
17<br />
Bangalore<br />
5.00<br />
18<br />
Hong Kong<br />
5.03<br />
18<br />
Osaka<br />
4.89<br />
19<br />
Ho Chi Minh City<br />
4.98<br />
19<br />
Auckland<br />
4.87<br />
20<br />
Bangalore<br />
4.85<br />
20<br />
Ho Chi Minh City<br />
4.85<br />
21<br />
New Delhi<br />
4.70<br />
21<br />
Chennai<br />
4.75<br />
22<br />
Chennai<br />
4.67<br />
22<br />
New Delhi<br />
4.42<br />
23<br />
Mumbai<br />
4.65<br />
23<br />
Mumbai<br />
4.24<br />
Generally<br />
Good<br />
Fair<br />
Generally<br />
Poor<br />
Generally<br />
Good<br />
Fair<br />
Generally<br />
Poor<br />
*Source: Emerging trends in Real Estate Asia 2014 Paci c Survey.<br />
*Source: Emerging trends in Real Estate Asia 2014 Paci c Survey.<br />
Summary Indian opportunity The Bangalore Boom<br />
The new Bangalore<br />
<strong>NEO</strong> Bangalore<br />
About Artha O er FAQ S
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Government policies<br />
are helping the real estate sector proper<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
Ease in Housing Finances<br />
Additional deduction of up to USD1,841 on interests payable on home loans of up to<br />
USD46,032 announced in the Union Budget 2013 14.<br />
To liberalise scheme of interest subversion of 1 per cent on home loan by including<br />
loans of up to USD31,250 for houses that cost up to USD52,080<br />
Housing for Economically Weaker Sections<br />
Allocation of USD1.1 billion for Rural Housing Fund in FY14 budget<br />
Allocation of USD0.37 billion for Urban Housing Fund in FY14 budget to bridge the<br />
huge shortage of housing in certain urban areas<br />
FDI<br />
The government has allowed FDI of up to 100 per cent in development projects for<br />
townships and settlements<br />
FDI of up to 100 per cent is allowed in the hotel and tourism sector through the<br />
automatic route<br />
Supply largely con ned to mid segment housing<br />
The largest quantum of new launches was observed in the mid and low segments,<br />
catering to the rising demand for a ordable housing in the country.<br />
Locations such as White eld, Kanakpura, Banshankari and Sarjapur Road in Bangalore;<br />
the Gurgaon, Noida Extension, and the Greater Noida micro-markets in the Delhi NCR;<br />
Bhandup, Mulund, Malad, Panvel and Thane micro-markets across Mumbai; Perungudi,<br />
Sholinganallur, Porur, Guindy, and Padur in Chennai; as well as Baner and Wakad in Pune,<br />
witnessed signi cant residential launches during H1 2014.<br />
Summary Indian opportunity The Bangalore Boom<br />
The new Bangalore<br />
<strong>NEO</strong> Bangalore<br />
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Annual and Six Monthly Capital Value Movement in<br />
Premium Segment Across Cities<br />
10<br />
5<br />
%<br />
0 5 10 15 20<br />
Chanakyapuri / Golf links<br />
NCR<br />
Vasant Vihar / Aanand Niketan<br />
Golf course Road<br />
DLF phase I, II, III, IV<br />
MUMBAI<br />
<strong>BANGALORE</strong><br />
HYDRA<br />
CHENNAI BAD<br />
PUNE<br />
Central Mumbai<br />
Eastern Suburbs<br />
Navi Mumbai<br />
Thane<br />
Central<br />
O - Central<br />
East<br />
North<br />
South<br />
South East<br />
Central<br />
West<br />
Central<br />
South<br />
West<br />
North<br />
East<br />
Aundh<br />
Kalyani Nagar<br />
Kharadi / Hadapsar<br />
*Source: CBRE Global Research and consulting<br />
Y-0-Y(%)<br />
6- month change (%)<br />
Summary Indian opportunity The Bangalore Boom<br />
The new Bangalore<br />
<strong>NEO</strong> Bangalore<br />
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Summary of vision 20-20<br />
By 2020, the people of India will be more numerous, better educated, healthier and<br />
more prosperous than at any time in our long history. The compounded e ect of<br />
achieving the targeted annual GDP growth rate of 8.5 to 9 per cent over the next 20<br />
years would result in a quadrupling of the real per capita income and almost eliminating<br />
the percentage of Indians living below the poverty line. This will raise India's rank from<br />
around 11th today to 4th from the top in 2020 among 207 countries given in the World<br />
Development Report in terms of GDP. Further, in terms of per capita GDP measured in<br />
ppp India's rank will rise by a minimum of 53 ranks from the present 153 to 100. This will<br />
mean, India will move from a low income country to an upper middle income country.<br />
This is a very real possibility for us to seize upon and realize.<br />
It is estimated the size of the real estate sector may increase 5 ve to reach to reach USD<br />
676 billion 2025. This phenomenal growth is expected to provide strong opportunities<br />
to global real estate stake holders as signi cant nancial support lacks in India.<br />
According to the government Our vision of India 2020 is of a country having a welldeveloped<br />
network of roads and railways, with adequate capacity to handle the growth<br />
in transport demand. The volume of road tra c will multiply about ve-fold, carried on a<br />
70,000 km network of national highways. State highways with at least two way lanes will<br />
link most districts Creation of 100 smart cities and reducing interest rate on home loans<br />
to ensure housing for all will be the focus of the new Urban Development and Housing<br />
and Poverty Alleviation Minister (HUPA) Venkaiah Naidu.<br />
Urban Development Ministry will also give priority to linking of twin cities and<br />
infrastructure development of satellite towns and cleaning of religious cities across the<br />
country. "Housing is a priority area and it is my passion. My priority will be to ensure<br />
housing for all by 2020 and to reduce interest rate on home loans," Mr Naidu said in new<br />
Delhi today after assuming charge of the ministries.<br />
Summary Indian opportunity The Bangalore Boom<br />
The new Bangalore<br />
<strong>NEO</strong> Bangalore<br />
About Artha O er FAQ S
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THE<br />
<strong>BANGALORE</strong><br />
BOOM<br />
1. Bangalore Capital Value Movement<br />
2. Indicator Trends<br />
3. Outlook<br />
4. Sub-market key Stats Premium/Luxury Segment
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14<br />
The Bangalore boom<br />
Bengaluru will be the only major city to see a growth in new residential sales in 2014. Five<br />
other major metros are expected to see a decline, with NCR and Mumbai being the worst<br />
hit thanks to poor sentiment and high property prices.<br />
The consultancy rm had in June estimated a 4% decline in sales at 2.75 lakh units across<br />
these markets, but sharper than expected declines in NCR and Mumbai have upset those<br />
calculations. Samantak Das, chief econo mist and director of research and advisory<br />
services at Knight Frank India, says that amid the gloom, there is a slight twist in the<br />
tale . Bengaluru is the only city that will end the year with a growth of 3-5%. It's expected<br />
to report sales of about 60,000 residential units at the end of December as against<br />
57,300 units in 2013. This is in line with Knight Frank's June estimate.<br />
In contrast, the Bengaluru market is being kept a oat by what Das calls an a ordable<br />
price threshold.<br />
Bangalore Capital Value Movement<br />
Premium / Luxury segment<br />
High end / Mid end segment<br />
25,000<br />
16,000<br />
14,000<br />
20,000<br />
12,000<br />
(INR /Sq.ft.)<br />
15,000<br />
10,000<br />
(INR /Sq.ft.)<br />
10,000<br />
8,000<br />
6,000<br />
5,000<br />
4,000<br />
2,000<br />
0<br />
Central<br />
O<br />
central<br />
East<br />
South<br />
East<br />
North South Central O<br />
central<br />
East<br />
South<br />
East<br />
North<br />
South<br />
H2 2013 H1 2014 H2 2013 H1 2014<br />
*Source: CBRE Global Research and consulting<br />
*Source: CBRE Global Research and consulting<br />
Summary Indian opportunity The Bangalore Boom<br />
The new Bangalore<br />
<strong>NEO</strong> Bangalore<br />
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Indicator Trends<br />
The residential markets in Bangalore witnessed sustained price appreciation across<br />
micro-markets in the premium/luxury and the high-end/mid-end segments during the<br />
review period. In the premium segment, values appreciated marginally by 2 3% in<br />
Central Bangalore while appreciated by 5 7% in the Eastern, Southern, Northern and<br />
O Central locations over that in H2 2013 owing to limited available options and<br />
continued buyer interest in these locations.<br />
In the high-end/mid-end segments, strong demand led to capital appreciation of 10 11%<br />
in the Eastern and South Eastern locations of the city during the review period<br />
compared to the second half of 2013. Values appreciated by about 8 9% in the<br />
Northern and Southern region of the city. The O Central region witnessed capital<br />
appreciation of 5 6% in both premium and high-end / mid- end segments.<br />
Sustained demand from IT/ITeS workforce led to an upward pressure on rentals,<br />
appreciated in the range of 1 9% across all micro-markets. Rental Values in the premium<br />
segment in the O Central and Eastern Bangalore appreciated marginally by 1 3%;<br />
whilst values increased by 5 6% in South East, Northern and Southern regions of the<br />
city. Central Bangalore witnessed steep increase inents in the range of 8 9% on a half<br />
yearly comparison. Moreover, rents appreciated by 3 5% in the high-end/mid-end<br />
segments in the O Central, Southern, South Eastern and Northern locations during<br />
the rst half of 2014.<br />
Outlook<br />
Steady growth in the IT industry is expected to boost residential demand, which along<br />
with a steady supply pipeline may lead to strong capital appreciation in key locations<br />
across the city. The micro-markets in the South Eastern, Eastern and Northern<br />
Bangalore will continue to be the key growth areas aided by factors such as proximity to<br />
major IT/ITeS hubs, improving infrastructure and availability of large land parcels.<br />
Additionally, the ongoing and planned infrastructure projects such as the Metro Rail,<br />
Signal Free Outer Ring Road and Aerospace SEZ will continue to propel the residential<br />
investment market in the city. Additionally, the Phase I of the Peripheral Ring Road (PRR)<br />
(covering 65 km) that will connect key arterial points of Bellary Road, Old Madras Road,<br />
Hosur Road and Sarjapur Road with Tumkur Road is likely to promote real estate<br />
development along this stretch.<br />
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Sub-market key Stats<br />
Premium/Luxury Segment<br />
Location<br />
Rental values<br />
in H1 2014<br />
(INR/month)<br />
Growth<br />
over<br />
H2 2013 (%)<br />
Capital values<br />
in H1 2014<br />
(INR/sq.ft.)<br />
Growth<br />
over<br />
H2 2013 (%)<br />
Central<br />
140,000-300,000 8.6 20,000-22,000 2.4<br />
O - central<br />
75,000-150,000 2.3 11,000-16,000 5.9<br />
East<br />
85,000-300,000 1.3 7,000-9,500 6.5<br />
South East<br />
45,000-55,000 5.3 7,000-8,000 7.1<br />
North<br />
65,000-200,000 6.0 7,250-10,500 6.0<br />
South<br />
55,000-80,000 5.5 6,200-7,250<br />
5.1<br />
*Source: CBRE Global Research and consulting<br />
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THE NEW <strong>BANGALORE</strong><br />
<strong>NEO</strong><br />
<strong>BANGALORE</strong><br />
1. Adding a new frequency to Bangalore<br />
2. A Goldmine of Investment<br />
3. Location<br />
4. Social Infrastructure<br />
5. Industrial Scenario<br />
6. The Infrastructure<br />
7. Land Prices Spike in Hoskote<br />
8. Crying need for Residential Developments<br />
9. Project Highlights
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Adding a new frequency to Bangalore<br />
<strong>NEO</strong> Bangalore has become an exciting prospect ever since the idea took shape.<br />
Fashioned on the lines of Navi Mumbai, it is hoped that <strong>NEO</strong> Bangalore too would see the<br />
same phenomenal response. Today the city of Bangalore is looking out for a township<br />
similar to the wavelength of Navi Mumbai. A planned township, upcoming near<br />
established industries and with world class connectivity <strong>NEO</strong> Bangalore upholds a<br />
notion of developing a new Bangalore with a futuristic vision congruent to the societies<br />
of a metropolis.<br />
A Goldmine of Investment<br />
Traditions don't die. They just reinvent themselves. Traditions dictate that gold is bought<br />
as an auspicious investment. Even during every festival, people ock to gold shops to<br />
buy this hugely popular yellow metal. But now on, as you go out to buy gold, just take<br />
note of something else. How about a bit of the goldmine itself Yes that's right With<br />
land getting to be the new goldmine of an investment, buying land is like buying a hugely<br />
pro table chunk of gold. And like goldmines, the location becomes an important factor.<br />
Presenting a fantastic investment solution from Artha Group.<br />
Location<br />
Neo Bangalore also known as Hoskote is an integrated Satellite Township in its nascent<br />
stage, which is nestled around with slew of manufacturing companies & residential<br />
developments either already existing or announced Development of Hoskote as Satellite<br />
Township Engulfed by modern colleges, hospitals, international schools In the vicinity of<br />
major micro-markets like White eld, KR Puram, Sarjapura, Hosur, Malur, ITPL.<br />
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Social Infrastructure<br />
Massive BMTC bus depot inaugurated, more than 150 buses connecting all parts of<br />
Bangalore. Developmental works are at full progress for Malur Railway Station. Proximity<br />
to White eld micro market guarantees a ourishing residential market. Near-by<br />
development of the retail market with malls along with good social infrastructure and<br />
international schools. Bangalore University has plans to have its base in Hoskote, the<br />
campus in Hoskote will be spread over 150 acres and will have all infrastructure, including<br />
adequate faculty and other amenities.<br />
Industrial Scenario<br />
KIADB has proposed to develop a massive industrial township in three phases,<br />
spreading over 3,000 acres. Auto Hub of 1,500 acres is coming up in Narsapura, near<br />
Neo-Bangalore. Hoskote Industrial area houses around 200 industrial units. Hoskote is<br />
the home to manufacturing units of many corporate giants including VOLVO, Bando &<br />
Honda manufacturing plants. In total around 468 Japanese companies have units on the<br />
Bangalore-Chennai belt. Over 40,000 Japanese are being expected to work in this<br />
corridor. SEZ (Special Economic Zone)for Electronics, hardware and IT at Baglur. Aero IT<br />
SEZ under development at Budigere to create employment for 100,000. Mahindra &<br />
Mahindra Aero space is being setup. Allocation of 200 acres to IT company on Malur<br />
road. Logistical parks are coming up in Kambalipura, Neo Bangalore. Neo Bangalore set<br />
to become a warehousing hub.<br />
The Infastructure<br />
Infrastructure corridor spreading 6,000 acres will come up soon in Hoskote. Observing a<br />
high employment rate, Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA), to lend $600M<br />
to construct ORR in Bangalore and Chennai as part of its plan to nance Chennai-<br />
Bangalore industrial corridor.<br />
The Road Network will consist 284 Km of STRR connecting Hoskote to all important<br />
satellite towns, 188 Km IRR to connect to rest of Bangalore and a 6- lane Bangalore-<br />
Chennai Expressway.<br />
Excellent connectivity to all the major landmarks of Bangalore, with K.R.Puram Railway<br />
station under 10 minutes drive, Byappanahalli Metro station is a 15 minutes drive and<br />
Kempegowda Intl Airport can be reached under 30 minutes<br />
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Land Prices Spike in Hoskote<br />
In the last few years, land prices in Hoskote have witnessed tremendous growth of at<br />
least 40 per cent. Hoskote, which till recently was a small part of the city is now being<br />
rated as a good area with great potential by developers and investors thanks to<br />
aggressive investment plans and Developments by the Government of Karnataka.<br />
Crying need for Residential Developments<br />
To cater to such a surging industrial congregation, Residential space of more than<br />
400,000 will be required in the next 3 years.<br />
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Project Highlights<br />
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Conveniently sized villa plots in promising location of Neo Bangalore<br />
Clear legal titles with local planning approvals ensuring complete peace of mind<br />
Planned layout & townships with fully developed infrastructure including black top<br />
roads, power, water, drainage & sewage<br />
Fully developed parks with 45% open areas ensuring de-cluttered living environment<br />
The stupendous infrastructure growth coupled with industrial growth & government<br />
investment shall ensure high growth on small ticket investments<br />
All pointers towards investment doubling in the near short term.<br />
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ABOUT<br />
ARTHA<br />
1. True Value<br />
2. True Value for Developers<br />
3. A Strong and Committed Team<br />
4. CSR Initiatives<br />
5. Awards
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About Artha<br />
With over 300 acres of land & 3,500 crores of projects under development, Artha is<br />
South India's fastest growing real estate company. Artha is synonymous with building<br />
homes and thereby creating wealth for its customers. Artha has quickly changed the<br />
face of the realty market and has become a household name in Bangalore and Chennai. It<br />
has entrenched itself deeply as a company that provides innovative concepts and<br />
imperiously crafted homes across locations and price segments. Artha has won many<br />
accolades and has been conferred the Power Brand status by the prestigious Brand<br />
Finance Institute, UK.<br />
One of the biggest reasons for Artha's success is the value-added deals that it o ers its<br />
customers and their expertise in bringing together multiple partners and get the best<br />
out of each of them all for the bene t of their end consumers.<br />
Artha's Ideals include<br />
True Value<br />
The bulwark of their brand, e orts are taken to ensure that customers can blindly trust<br />
Artha to get the best possible value for their money. Their product experts scout out the<br />
hidden gems in the real estate market for their customers, they consider factors like the<br />
cost of the home, design and amenities and more importantly capital appreciation. The<br />
legal team puts the project through and ensures legal clearances and bank approvals so<br />
that customers have the ability to reserve a home with just a swipe of a credit card.<br />
True Value for Developers<br />
The developer and builder community places an equal amount of value and trust on<br />
Artha to market its products. This is because Artha o ers developers holistic, end-toend<br />
solutions in marketing their projects, in addition to developing its own projects. Not<br />
only does the Artha team help de ne the concept, but it also advises builders on pricing,<br />
design and architectural considerations and marketing aspects in addition to actually<br />
selling the homes. In fact, the Artha team works closely with the developer to tailormake<br />
a marketing plan that spans a variety of media, to deliver results.<br />
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A Strong and Committed Team<br />
Artha boasts a strong professional team of relationship managers, legal experts and<br />
after-sales managers. Their team is carefully selected and only the best from the realestate<br />
industry get picked to come on board. All these measures are taken to facilitate an<br />
easy-going process for the customer when they invest their money with Artha.<br />
To top it all o Artha provides the country's rst real estate reward program. It lets you<br />
earn 1% of the property value by referring friends and family to great property deals that<br />
Artha presents from time to time.<br />
CSR Initiatives<br />
Shishu Griha, a social initiative that aims to provide shelter and food to the under<br />
privileged kids in and around Bangalore. With a structure of 7000 square feet it plans to<br />
house 50 children between the ages of 5 to 15. The company also runs a day care centre<br />
at their current project Grihasta located at Sarjapur, which hosts about 40 children of the<br />
construction workers. Artha wishes to replicate this in all their projects in the coming<br />
years.<br />
Awards<br />
2014 'Best mixed use development' Asia Paci c Property Awards Development<br />
2014 - 'Emerging Developer of the Year Residential' by ABP News Real Estate Awards<br />
2014 - 'Employer of the Year Real Estate' by ABP News Real Estate Awards<br />
2014 'Luxury Project of the Year' by ABP News Real Estate Awards<br />
2012 - 'Emerging Business India Award' by the Institute of Economic Studies, Delhi.<br />
2011 - CMO Asia Award for brand excellence in Real Estate sector<br />
2011 'Innovative Marketing Concept' by National Real Estate Awards<br />
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THE OFFER<br />
Investment Proposition<br />
Particulars<br />
Rate per Sqft (day 1)<br />
Amount (INR)<br />
1,100<br />
Premium payable per Sqft on exit<br />
(post 12 month lock in period)<br />
250<br />
Rate per Sqft payable on exit<br />
Return on investment<br />
1,350<br />
22.73%<br />
Terms and condition<br />
1. The minimum investment required is Rs. 1 crore<br />
2. The investment can be in multiples of Rs. 1 crore<br />
3. 100% payment to be made upfront<br />
4. The minimum tenure for this investment is 12 months<br />
5. Two or more people can club their investment in one application<br />
6. Option to retain the plots or to cancel the agreement is available only after 12 months<br />
7. The current market price for phase I is Rs. 1,350-1,450 per Sqft as per actual sales &CBRE report on Neo Bangalore.<br />
8. The Minimum expected sale price for phase II to be in the range of Rs. 1,500-1,600 per Sqft over the period of 12<br />
months.<br />
9. Land equivalent to your investment is allotted today and related sale agreement is executed for the same.<br />
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Project - FAQ<br />
1. Who is the developer of the project<br />
Artha Real Estate Corporation limited.<br />
2. What is the extent of land area <br />
Phase 1 23 acres<br />
3.Are these a villa or a plot project<br />
It's all villa plot projects.<br />
4. What is the source of water for this project<br />
Bore Well & Panchayat water supply<br />
5. Would the developer provide electricity and water to support construction<br />
Yes, the developer would provide electricity & water to support construction. Usage cost will be payable<br />
by customers on actual<br />
6. Would the developer provide electricity and water connection to the plots<br />
Yes, electricity, water supply and sanitary line connections provisions will be made available for each villa<br />
plot.<br />
7. What is the possession time you are promising for completion of the project<br />
The project excluding common amenities and club house is expected to be completed in 18 months with<br />
the grace period of 6 months.<br />
8. Will the project have entrance arch, compound wall and fencing<br />
Yes project will have entrance arch, front compound wall and there will be barbed wire<br />
remaining three sides.<br />
fencing in<br />
9. Can the customers have individual bore well<br />
No.<br />
10. What are the extra charges excluding the sale price and how much on retention of land<br />
Extra charges are as follows:<br />
Registration and stamp duty at actual<br />
One time club house charge: Rs 50,000/-<br />
Layout maintenance advance deposit @ Rs-1 per sq ft per month of plot area for 3 years<br />
Legal, Khata, Liaison and MISC charges for<br />
Upto 1,500 sq ft is Rs: 40,000/-<br />
Above 1,500 sq ft is Rs: 50,000/-<br />
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Project - FAQ<br />
11. Who will maintain the layout after the completion<br />
For rst 3 years after project completion, Developer will maintain and then it will be handed over to<br />
Registered respective Owners Association.<br />
12. When does the maintenance start<br />
Maintenance period commences from the date of project completion.<br />
13. What is the power back up for independent villa & common area<br />
24/7 power back up will be provided for common area. Power back up for your Individual Villa should be<br />
organized by each owner independently.<br />
14. Can I construct multiple dwelling units in my plot<br />
No. Only one single dwelling unit per plot is permitted.<br />
15. When can the customer start the construction<br />
Construction can commence after project completion and also customer has to apply and get the<br />
individual plan approved by local authority.<br />
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Investment - FAQ<br />
1. What is the minimum investment required<br />
Rs.1 Crore<br />
2. Can I invest more than Rs.1 Crore<br />
Yes. The investment can be made in multiples of Rs.1 Cr<br />
3. What is the tenure of investment & is there an option of change in tenure<br />
Investment tenure is 12 months without any option to change.<br />
4. Can this be a joint investment (Family member or friends)<br />
Yes. 2 or more individuals can invest jointly<br />
5. What is my return on Investment percentage<br />
22.50%<br />
6. Do I have the option to retain after the tenure<br />
Yes. The client will retain the land parcel & return on investment will not be applicable.<br />
7. What is the security on my investment<br />
The Market value for the property for which the agreement is done is more than the agreed value. Refer<br />
CBRE report.<br />
8. Do I have the option the revoke my Investment before the minimum tenure<br />
No. The lock in period is 12 months.<br />
9. What are the agreements to be signed by the Investor<br />
Agreement of sale shall be registered document<br />
MOU between the developer & the investor<br />
Cancellation agreement<br />
Sale Deed upon retention<br />
10. What happens after the 12 months<br />
A cancelation agreement shall be signed & the initial investment along with premium will be paid.<br />
There is an option to retain the land by completing the sale deed registration stage.<br />
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NRI Investment - FAQ<br />
1. Who is a NRI<br />
Non Resident Indian (NRI) is a citizen of India, who stays abroad for employment/carrying on business or<br />
vocation outside India or stays abroad under circumstances indicating an intention for an uncertain<br />
duration of stay abroad is a non-resident. Non-resident foreign citizens of Indian Origin are treated at par<br />
with Non Resident Indian (NRIs).<br />
2. Who is a PIO<br />
Person of Indian Origin (PIO) (not being a citizen of Pakistan or Bangladesh or Sri Lanka or Afghanistan or<br />
China or Iran or Nepal or Bhutan), who<br />
a) at any time, held Indian passport, or<br />
b) who or either of whose father or whose grandfather was a citizen of India by virtue of the Constitution<br />
of India or the Citizenship Act, 1955 (57 of 1955).<br />
3. Who is OCI<br />
a) Any person of full age and capacity<br />
b) Who is a citizen of another country, but was a citizen of India at the time of, or at any time after, the<br />
commencement of the constitution, or<br />
c) Who is a citizen of another country, but was eligible to become a citizen of India at the time of the<br />
commencement of the constitution, or<br />
d) Who is a citizen of another country, but belongs to a territory that became part of India after the 15th<br />
Day of August, 1947.<br />
e) Who is a child of such a citizen, or<br />
4. Q1. What is the Tax treatment for income generated from property selling or renting for NRI/ PIO/OCI<br />
The mere acquisition of property does not attract income tax. However, any income accruing from the<br />
ownership of it, in the form of rent (if it is let out)/annual value of the house (if is not let out and it is not the<br />
only residential property owned by that person in India) and/or capital gains (short term or long term)<br />
arising on the sale of this house or part thereof is taxable in the hands of the owner.<br />
5. Q2. Do NRI/PIO/OCI have to le return in India for their property rental income and Capital Gains Tax<br />
The Government of India has granted general permission for NRI/PIO/OCI to buy property in India and<br />
they do not have to pay any taxes even while acquiring property in India. However, taxes have to be paid if<br />
they are selling this property. Rental income earned is taxable in India, and they will have to obtain a PAN<br />
and le return of income if they have rented this property. On sale of the property, the pro t on sale shall be<br />
subject to capital gains. If they have held the property for less than or equal to 3 years after taking actual<br />
possession then the gains would be short term capital gains, which are to be included in their total income<br />
as tax as per the normal slab rates shall be payable and if the property has been held for more then 3 years<br />
then the resultant gain would be long term capital gains subject to 20% tax plus applicable cess.<br />
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NRI Investment - FAQ<br />
6. How does the Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement work in the context of tax on income and Capital<br />
Gains tax paid in India by NRI<br />
India has DTAA's with several countries which give a favorable tax treatment in respect of certain heads of<br />
income. However, in case of sale of immovable property, the DTAA with most countries provide that the<br />
capital gains will be taxed in the country where the immovable property is situated. Hence, the nonresident<br />
will be subject to tax in India on the capital gains which arise on the sale of immovable property in<br />
India. Letting of immovable property in India would be taxed in India under most tax treaties in view of the<br />
fact that the property is situated in India.<br />
Capital Gains Tax on NRI/PIO/OCI - FAQ<br />
1. Does Capital Gains Tax (CGT) apply to NRI/PIO/OCI<br />
Yes. Long-term and short-term capital gains are taxable in the hands of non-residents.<br />
2. How is Rate of CGT computed<br />
Type of asset: Assets like house property, land and building, jewellery, development rights etc. Rate of tax<br />
deduction at source (TDS), Long term Short term 20.6% 30.9% . Exemption available (only for long term<br />
capital gains). The long term capital gains arising on sale of a residential house can be invested in buying/<br />
constructing another residential house, within the prescribed time. The exemption is restricted to the<br />
amount of capital gains or amount invested in new residential house, whichever is lower.<br />
If the amount of capital gains is invested in bonds of National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) or Rural<br />
Electri cation Corporation, then the entire capital gains is exempted, else the proportionate gain is<br />
exempted. As per the nancial budget 2007-08, a cap of Rs. 50 lakhs has been imposed on investment<br />
that can be made in capital tax saving bonds.<br />
3. How does Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement work in the context of CGT paid in India on the<br />
foreign tax treatment<br />
In case the non-resident pays any tax on capital gains arising in India, he would normally be able to obtain a<br />
tax credit in respect of the taxes paid in India in the home country, because the income in India would also<br />
be included in the country of tax residence. The amount of the tax credit as also the basis of computing the<br />
tax credit that can be claimed are speci ed in the respective country's DTAA and is also dependent on the<br />
laws of the home country where the tax payer is a tax resident.<br />
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Repatriation of Funds - FAQ<br />
1. What are the rules governing the repatriation of the proceeds of sale of immovable properties by<br />
NRI/PIO as prescribed by the Reserve Bank of India<br />
(a) If the property was acquired out of foreign exchange sources i.e. remitted through normal banking<br />
channels/by debit to NRE/FCNR(B) account, the amount to be repatriated should not exceed the amount<br />
paid for the property:<br />
(i) In foreign exchange received through normal banking channel or<br />
(ii) By debit to NRE account (foreign currency equivalent, as on the date of payment) or debit to FCNR(B)<br />
account.<br />
Repatriation of sale proceeds of residential property purchased by NRI's/PIO's out of foreign exchange is<br />
restricted to not more than two such properties. Capital gains, if any, may be credited to the NRO account<br />
from where the NRI's/PIO's may repatriate an account up to USD one million, per<br />
discussed below.<br />
nancial year, as<br />
(b) If the property was acquired out of Rupee sources, NRI/PIO may remit an amount up to USD one<br />
million, per nancial year, out of the balances held in the NRO account (inclusive of sale proceeds of assets<br />
acquired by way of inheritance or settlement), for all the bona de purposes to the satisfaction of the<br />
Authorized Dealer bank and subject to tax compliance. The NRI/PIO may use this facility to remit capital<br />
gains, where the acquisition of the subject property was made by funds sourced by remittance through<br />
normal banking channels/by debit to NRE/FCNR(B) account.<br />
Summary Indian opportunity The Bangalore Boom<br />
The new Bangalore<br />
<strong>NEO</strong> Bangalore<br />
About Artha O er FAQ S
Contacts<br />
Balwinder Singh<br />
Director - Business Development & Sales Strategy<br />
Email Id: balwinder@artha.in<br />
Contact: +91 97407 30000<br />
Gulshan Soni<br />
Zonal Head - Sales<br />
Email id: gulshan@artha.in<br />
Contact: +91 99724 98491<br />
Vaibhav Vyas<br />
Business Manager<br />
Email id: vaibhav@artha.in<br />
Contact: +1 7327 633 508 (USA)
For more details call (080) 46 000 000 or log on to www.arthaproperty.com/neo<br />
The projects are developed and marketed by Artha. The layout, design, amenities and facilities mentioned/shown are indicative and<br />
may be subject to change/relocation with the overall composite development without any notice and at the sole discretion of the<br />
developer. Stock subject to availability and at the sole desorption of the developer.The information contained in this document is<br />
intended to provide prospective investors with a preliminary understanding of the investment opportunity. Every potential investor<br />
must make its own independent assessment of this opportunity. No representations or warranties, express or implied are made by us<br />
or any of its representatives or a liates concerning the accuracy or completeness of the information supplied and neither any of our<br />
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