Nishitetsu Eyes India's Booming Housing Market for 2028 Expansion
Japanese railway operator Nishitetsu plans to enter India's housing market by 2028. Following success in Vietnam, the company aims to capitalize on India's premium residential boom.
A Japanese railway giant is betting big on the world's most populous nation. Nishi-Nippon Railroad, commonly known as Nishitetsu, is gearing up to launch a housing development business in India by fiscal 2028. It's a strategic move to export its expertise in residential development from Southeast Asia to the South Asian subcontinent.
Leveraging Success in Vietnam
The Fukuoka-based company hasn't been idle in global markets. It's been honing its skills through the Waterpoint project near Ho Chi Minh City, a massive residential area developed jointly with a local partner. By applying the Japanese 'Transit-Oriented Development' logic to emerging markets, Nishitetsu's successfully built a roadmap for international growth beyond its domestic rail roots.
Tapping into India's Premium Demand
India's real estate landscape is shifting. As wealth spreads, Indian buyers are increasingly splashing out on larger, swankier homes. According to Nikkei, demand for high-rises and premium developments is surging in cities like Mumbai and Delhi. However, this growth often rubs up against outdated building codes, presenting both a challenge and an opportunity for experienced foreign developers like Nishitetsu.
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