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Gujarat attracted seven per cent of the total real-estate investments worth about Rs two lakh crore made by public sector across India and stayed behind Karnataka 38 per cent share and Maharashtra 14.5 per cent share in this regard. Real-estate investments in Gujarat have grown at a compounded annual growth rate Gift City of about 28 per cent during almost a decade b/w 2005-06 and 2014-15, however the state remained behind Kerala 59 per cent growth, Karnataka 40 per cent, UP 32 per cent and Rajasthan 29 per cent. The developers who have deferred new launches will be more bullish and the wait-and-watch buyers will as well as come out in the market. More importantly, the investors who had put their India plans on hold due to policy uncertainty will be back with huge investments falling into the sector.

Well, beyond this macro level euphoria, Gujarat real-estate has more reasons to feel optimistic about the property market in the state. Market analysts even link it up with the policy incentives for the corporate world, in general, and the real-estate market, in particular. Gujarat, in general, and act as a catalyst to real-estate market, in particular. Gift City Ahmedabad are hence, optimistic that large projects such as the proposed Special Investment Region SIR at Dholera, the Petroleum, Chemical & Petrochemical Investment Region PCPIR at Dahej, the Gujarat International Finance-Tec City GIFT in Gandhinagar, the Metro-link Express for Gandhinagar to Ahmedabad MEGA and Delhi Mumbai Industrial Corridor DMIC are poised to transform the industrial scenario of the state. These are the projects that have the potential to take the urban development to the next level in this part of the world. Obviously, the real-estate market will not remain unaffected by such mega development. Gujarat thus taking it forward to the next level of urbanisation. No wonder, developers beyond the Gujarat territory are as well as looking up to exploring this market that promises to be on a fast forward lane. Gujarat is registering growth in multiple areas, adding a new chapter in the state's real-estate arena. At present, Gujarat is one of the finestand fast emerging states in India With the industrial and educational sectors being taken care of in the state, the real-estate sector can as well as expect a share in the pie.

The state is expected to embark on a growth trajectory with landmark projects such as the Gujarat International Financial Tec-city, avers BV Nirmala, a real-estate analyst. Gujarat has three cities witnessing rapid growth in real-estate namely Ahmedabad, Surat and Vadodara. While Gandhinagar is the state and trade capital, Ahmedabad and Surat are two cities in the state that are fast developing commercial centres, hence driving the respective real-estate markets. Vadodara has several emerging IT hubs, which are driving the realty sector here overall, with the existing infrastructure coupled with a developing commercial sector, the prospects of Gujarat realty sector look promising. Gujarat government had been seeking the nod of the apex court to continue with the investigation to a conclusive end into the FIR against him under section 153A promoting communal disharmony and 153B imputations, assertions prejudicial to national integration of the IPC. The state government had said Nandy's petition seeking quashing of criminal proceedings against him be dismissed as the FIR in the instant case prima facie discloses the offence under sections 153A and 153B of the IPC.

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