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PE inflows to real estate sector shrank 32% in FY22, says Anarock

Sans portfolio deals, average ticket size reduced to $93 million

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Unlike in FY21, investors in FY22 preferred single city deals over multi-city deals, resulting in the share of multi-city deals reducing by nearly 70 per cent in FY22.

Deepsekhar Choudhury Bengaluru
Real estate private equity (PE) investments registered a decline of 32 per cent in FY22 as compared to FY21. At least partially to blame for this was the destructive effect of the second wave of Covid which led to multiple lockdowns in various parts of the country and serious economic disruptions in almost all industries, according to a report by real estate consulting firm Anarock.

FY22 also saw a huge drop of 42 per cent in average deal ticket size compared to FY21, although it is still higher than FY18 levels. The drop in ticket sizes is largely due to

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