Last Updated on Jun 18, 2024 by Anjali Chourasiya

Real estate stocks and REITs are gaining prominence in India’s financial markets as viable investment options. These vehicles allow individuals to invest in real estate assets without the need to purchase property outright. Instead, investors can buy shares in companies that manage real estate portfolios or in REITs that own income-generating properties.

The Indian real estate market has demonstrated resilience and potential for growth, making it an appealing sector for investors. According to a report by the India Brand Equity Foundation (IBEF), the real estate sector in India is projected to reach a market size of USD 1 trillion by 2030, up from USD 120 billion in 2017, and is expected to contribute 13% to the country’s GDP by 2025. Given this significant growth potential, this article explores the benefits and risks of investing in real estate stocks, key factors to consider, and how to get started, providing a comprehensive guide for those interested in this investment opportunity.

Best Real Estate Stocks in India – June 2024

NameMarket Cap (Rs. in cr.)Close Price (Rs.)PE RatioFundamental Score1Y Return (%)Net Profit Margin (%)Net Income (Q) (Rs. in cr.)
Coral India Finance and Housing Ltd185.1944.058.929.5532.2867.946.88
DLF Ltd207,963.31847.6076.268.5072.7739.19920.71
Oberoi Realty Ltd65,475.671,899.3033.998.3197.1139.91788.03
Phoenix Mills Ltd57,344.883,328.6052.177.78109.2626.75326.72
GeeCee Ventures Ltd694.90336.0518.657.5498.7938.3717.90
Nesco Ltd6,118.39889.1016.867.4337.4646.33105.12
Marathon Nextgen Realty Ltd2,145.88459.6012.897.1842.5122.3239.83
Peninsula Land Ltd1,995.7560.8315.506.18153.9920.7924.51
Texmaco Infrastructure & Holdings Ltd1,521.47130.68283.335.12129.4620.762.50
Eldeco Housing and Industries Ltd980.65988.6028.965.0962.6027.7011.70

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Overview of the Top 10 Real Estate Stocks in India

Coral India Finance and Housing Ltd

Founded in 1995, Coral India Finance and Housing Ltd operates in the finance and housing sectors in India. The company primarily engages in the development and sale of residential and commercial properties and offers financial services.

As of 3rd June 2024, Coral India Finance and Housing Ltd has a market capitalization of Rs. 185.19 cr. and a stock price of Rs. 44.05. The company has a PE ratio of 8.92 and a fundamental score of 9.55. Its 1-year return stands at 32.28%, with a net profit margin of 67.94%. The net income for the last quarter was Rs. 6.88 cr.

Coral India Finance and Housing Ltd reported its full-year FY 2024 earnings with an EPS of ₹5.15, up from ₹4.54. The company’s revenue for FY 2024 was ₹30.57 cr., with a net income of ₹20.77 cr., reflecting a 13% increase from the previous year. The profit margin also improved to 68% from 60% in FY 2023.

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DLF Ltd

DLF Ltd, established in 1946 by Chaudhary Raghvendra Singh, is one of the largest real estate companies in India. The company has a strong presence in residential, commercial, and retail real estate sectors.

As of 3rd June 2024, DLF Ltd has a market capitalization of Rs. 207,963.31 cr. and a stock price of Rs. 847.60. The PE ratio is 76.26, and the fundamental score is 8.50. The company’s 1-year return is 72.77%, with a net profit margin of 39.19%. The net income for the last quarter was Rs. 920.71 cr.

DLF recently reported a 62% increase in its consolidated net profit to ₹920.71 crore for Q4 FY24, driven by strong housing sales. The company has also announced a new luxury residential project in Gurugram, which sold out within 72 hours of its pre-launch, generating ₹7,200 crore. DLF has acquired 29 acres of land in Gurugram for over ₹825 crore from IREO, with plans to develop a group housing project.

Learn more about the stock’s events here.


Oberoi Realty Ltd

Oberoi Realty Ltd, founded in 1980 by Vikas Oberoi, is a leading real estate development company in India. The company develops residential, office space, retail, hospitality, and social infrastructure projects.

As of 3rd June 2024, Oberoi Realty Ltd has a market capitalization of Rs. 65,475.67 cr. and a stock price of Rs. 1,899.30. The PE ratio is 33.99, with a fundamental score of 8.31. The 1-year return is 97.11%, and the net profit margin is 39.91%. The net income for the last quarter was Rs. 788.03 cr.

Oberoi Realty reported a 64% increase in consolidated net profit for Q4 FY 2024, reaching Rs. 788.03 cr., driven by strong residential sales and higher operational efficiency. Total income for the quarter rose to Rs. 1,558.56 cr., up from Rs. 995.11 cr. in the year-ago. The company launched Elysian Tower-C at Oberoi Garden City in Goregaon, Mumbai, and delivered over 1,100 homes at Sky City in Borivali, Mumbai. Oberoi Realty plans to raise up to Rs. 4,000 crore through the issuance of non-convertible debentures (NCDs) and a qualified institutional placement (QIP) of equity shares.

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Phoenix Mills Ltd

Phoenix Mills Ltd, established in 1905, is a leading retail mall developer and operator in India. The company is engaged in the development and management of shopping malls, hospitality, commercial and residential complexes.

As of 3rd June 2024, Phoenix Mills Ltd has a market capitalization of Rs. 57,344.88 cr. and a stock price of Rs. 3,328.60. The PE ratio is 52.17, with a fundamental score of 7.78. The 1-year return is 109.26%, and the net profit margin is 26.75%. The net income for the last quarter was Rs. 326.72 cr.

Phoenix Mills reported a 28.59% increase in net profit for the March 2024 quarter, reaching Rs. 326.73 cr., up from Rs. 254.08 cr. in the same period the previous year. Sales for the quarter rose by 79.13% to Rs. 1305.95 cr. Phoenix Mills reported robust financial performance for the fourth quarter of FY 2024, with total consumption increasing by 27% year-on-year.

Click here to learn more about the stock’s financial performance in comparison to its peers.

GeeCee Ventures Ltd

Originally incorporated as a textile company, GeeCee Ventures Ltd has diversified into real estate, power, and financial services. The company focuses on developing residential and commercial properties.

As of 3rd June 2024, GeeCee Ventures Ltd has a market capitalization of Rs. 694.90 cr. and a stock price of Rs. 336.05. The PE ratio is 18.65, with a fundamental score of 7.54. The 1-year return is 98.79%, and the net profit margin is 38.37%. The net income for the last quarter was Rs. 17.90 cr.

GeeCee Ventures reported its Q2 2024 earnings with an EPS of ₹2.12, down from ₹7.12 in Q2 2023. This reflects a significant decrease in profitability year-over-year. The company has declared an upcoming dividend of ₹2.00 per share, yielding 1.0%.

Learn more about the stock’s financial performance here.

Nesco Ltd

Founded in 1939, Nesco Ltd operates in the exhibition, realty, and engineering sectors. The company is known for its Bombay Exhibition Center, which hosts numerous trade fairs and exhibitions.

As of 3rd June 2024, Nesco Ltd has a market capitalization of Rs. 6,118.39 cr. and a stock price of Rs. 889.10. The PE ratio is 16.86, with a fundamental score of 7.43. The 1-year return is 37.46%, and the net profit margin is 46.33%. The net income for the last quarter was Rs. 105.12 cr. For the full fiscal year ending March 2024, Nesco’s net profit rose by 24.82% to Rs. 362.78 crore, with sales increasing by 24.21% to Rs. 678.18 crore. Compare Nesco’s performance with its peers here.

Marathon Nextgen Realty Ltd

Founded in 1994, Marathon Nextgen Realty Ltd is engaged in the development of residential and commercial properties in Mumbai and other cities. The company has a diverse portfolio, including townships, affordable housing, luxury residential, retail, small business spaces, and corporate parks.

As of 3rd June 2024, Marathon Nextgen Realty Ltd has a market capitalization of Rs. 2,145.88 cr. and a stock price of Rs. 459.60. The PE ratio is 12.89, with a fundamental score of 7.18. The 1-year return is 42.51%, and the net profit margin is 22.32%. The net income for the last quarter was Rs. 39.83 cr.

Marathon Nextgen Realty reported a 145.50% increase in consolidated net profit for the March 2024 quarter, rising to Rs. 39.82 cr. from Rs. 16.22 cr. in the same quarter of the previous year. However, sales declined by 8.82% to Rs. 155.42 cr. during the same period. For the full fiscal year ending March 2024, the company’s net profit rose by 37.59% to Rs. 166.47 crore, while sales slightly declined by 1.66% to Rs. 704.62 crore.

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Peninsula Land Ltd

Peninsula Land Ltd, a part of the Ashok Piramal Group, focuses on real estate development. The company is known for its commercial, residential, and retail projects in major Indian cities.

As of 3rd June 2024, Peninsula Land Ltd has a market capitalization of Rs. 1,995.75 cr. and a stock price of Rs. 60.83. The PE ratio is 15.50, with a fundamental score of 6.18. The 1-year return is 153.99%, and the net profit margin is 20.79%. The net income for the last quarter was Rs. 24.51 cr.

Peninsula Land reported a consolidated profit after tax (PAT) of Rs. 103 cr. for the nine-month period ending 31st December 2023, a 125% increase over the same period last year. This was largely due to their strategic debt reduction efforts. Click here to learn more.

Texmaco Infrastructure & Holdings Ltd

Texmaco Infrastructure & Holdings Ltd, founded in 1939, is a diversified engineering and infrastructure company in India. The company is involved in various sectors, including railway infrastructure, real estate, and power generation.

As of 3rd June 2024, Texmaco Infrastructure & Holdings Ltd has a market capitalization of Rs. 1,521.47 cr. and a stock price of Rs. 130.68. The PE ratio is 283.33, with a fundamental score of 5.12. The 1-year return is 129.46%, and the net profit margin is 20.76%. The net income for the last quarter was Rs. 2.50 cr.

Texmaco reported a significant 8.75% increase in its stock price in May 2024, closing at Rs. 93.61. This gain was part of a broader positive trend in the railway sector. The company announced a dividend of 15% for the year ending March 2024, reflecting its stable financial performance. Learn more about its financial performance here.

Eldeco Housing and Industries Ltd

Incorporated in 1985, Eldeco Housing and Industries Ltd (EHIL) is a leading real estate developer primarily active in North India, particularly in Lucknow. The company is involved in the promotion, construction, development, and sale of residential and commercial properties as well as developed plots. EHIL is part of the Eldeco Group, which was originally established in 1975.

As of 3rd June 2024, Eldeco Housing and Industries Ltd has a market capitalization of Rs. 980.65 cr. and a stock price of Rs. 988.60. The PE ratio is 28.96, with a fundamental score of 5.09. The 1-year return is 62.60%, and the net profit margin is 27.70%. The net income for the last quarter was Rs. 11.70 cr.

In January 2024, Eldeco Group announced plans to invest Rs. 1000 crore across 10 mid to luxury housing projects, with a focus on expanding its presence in Gurgaon and other strategic locations. Additionally, Eldeco, in partnership with HDFC Capital, has infused an additional Rs. 350 crore into their joint development platform, aimed at accelerating project development and capitalising on market opportunities. Learn more about the stock’s events here.

Benefits of Investing in Real Estate Stocks

  1. Diversification: Investing in real estate stocks may diversify your portfolio. These stocks often have low correlation with other asset classes like equities and bonds, which can potentially reduce the overall risk of your investment portfolio.
  2. Liquidity: Real estate stocks and REITs may offer higher liquidity compared to physical real estate. Unlike physical properties that can take months to sell, you can buy or sell shares in the stock market relatively quickly. This can be particularly advantageous during times when you need quick access to cash.
  3. Income Generation: REITs, in particular, are known for their ability to generate regular income through dividends. These dividends are often derived from the rental income of the properties they own. For instance, Embassy Office Parks REIT, one of the leading REITs in India, has consistently distributed dividends to its investors.
  4. Lower Entry Barrier: Investing in real estate stocks and REITs requires less capital compared to purchasing physical properties. This makes it more accessible to a wider range of investors, including those who may not have the substantial funds needed to buy real estate outright.
  5. Professional Management: These investment vehicles are managed by professionals with expertise in the real estate market. This can reduce the burden of property management and maintenance for individual investors, allowing them to benefit from real estate investments without the associated hassles.

Risks of Investing in Real Estate Stocks

  1. Market Volatility: Real estate stocks, as with the general real estate market, have a high sensitivity level to economic cycles. During economic booms, stock markets, particularly real estate stocks, tend to gain substantially because of increased demand for property, higher rental income, and favourable terms in financing. On the flip side, real estate stocks dive during economic downswings, plunging consumer confidence, expensive borrowing, and fall in occupancy rates. This cyclical nature makes real estate stocks a potentially volatile investment, where timing and market conditions can greatly impact performance.
  2. Regulatory Risks: Real Estate operates within a multifaceted regulatory environment, sometimes changing due to shifts in political climates and policy priorities. New laws and regulations in zoning, land use, environmental protection, and controls in the rental market can greatly affect the profitability and operational functionalities of real estate firms. These can include stringent environmental regulation, which increases costs to developers, and changes to rent control laws, which may impact income streams for real estate investment trusts (REITs). It is the responsibility—burden of investors—to be aware that regulations are under consideration for change and that they have the potential to influence the way that an investor’s real estate is held.
  3. Interest Rate Risk: Interest rates are very fundamental in the real estate sector, as they determine the cost of borrowing for companies and consumers in general. Real estate development and activity undertaken by real estate companies are majorly funded by borrowing, where debt financing is done for the development projects and acquisition, respectively. Higher interest rates result in higher borrowing costs; as such, those firms will consequently squeeze profit margins and even lessen their cash flow. What is more, higher mortgage rates, in tempering the residential market’s demand, could directly or indirectly impact firms involved in residential development and sales. On the other hand, low-interest rates can encourage borrowing and investment, benefiting real interest and shares of real estate. Investors who consider owning real estate stocks definitely should have a clear idea about the relationship between interest rates and the dynamics of the real estate market.
  4. Operational Risks: The performance of real estate stocks and REITs depends on the efficiency of their management. Poor management decisions, such as acquiring low-quality properties or inadequate maintenance, can negatively impact returns. Investors need to be cautious about the management track record of the companies they invest in.

Factors to Consider Before Investing in Real Estate Stocks

  1. Company Performance: Evaluating the financial health and historical performance of the company or REIT is crucial. This includes analysing their revenue, profit margins, debt levels, and growth prospects. Companies with strong financials and consistent performance may be better positioned to withstand market fluctuations.
  2. Portfolio Diversification: Look at the diversity of the properties in the portfolio. A well-diversified portfolio can mitigate risks associated with specific property types or locations. For instance, a REIT with a mix of commercial, residential, and industrial properties across different regions may offer more stability.
  3. Dividend Yield: For REITs, consider the dividend yield as it indicates the income-generating potential of the investment. A higher dividend yield can be attractive, but it’s important to assess the sustainability of the dividends. Consistent and stable dividend payments over time can be a positive indicator.
  4. Market Conditions: Stay informed about the current real estate market trends and economic conditions that could impact the sector. Factors such as property demand, rental rates, and economic growth can influence the performance of real estate stocks.
  5. Management Team: The expertise and track record of the management team can play a significant role in the success of the investment. Experienced and competent management can effectively navigate market challenges and capitalise on opportunities.
  6. Market research: Conduct thorough research on the current state of the real estate market in India. Analyse trends, demand-supply dynamics, and factors influencing property values.
  7. Economic conditions: Evaluate the broader economic conditions, including interest rates and inflation, as they can have implications for the real estate sector.
  8. Regulatory environment: Stay informed about the regulatory framework governing real estate in India. Changes in regulations or policies can have a substantial impact on the industry.
  9. Type of real estate stocks: Understand the specific focus of the real estate stocks under consideration, such as residential, commercial, or industrial. Different sectors may present varied risk-return profiles.
  10. Location and geography: Analyse the geographical areas where real estate companies operate. Regional factors can influence property values and demand.
  11. Development projects: If considering companies involved in development projects, evaluate the progress and potential of these projects. Delays or issues can impact financial performance.
  12. Debt levels: Consider the debt-to-equity ratio of real estate companies. High levels of debt can pose financial risks.
  13. Risk tolerance: Evaluate your risk tolerance and investment horizon. Real estate investments can be subject to market volatility.
  14. Liquidity: Check the liquidity of the stocks. High liquidity ensures ease of buying or selling shares without a significant impact on prices.
  15. Long-term outlook: Recognise that real estate investments often require a longer investment horizon. Align your investment goals with the characteristics of the real estate market.

How to Invest in Real Estate Stocks?

  1. Open a Demat Account: To buy real estate stocks or REITs, you need a Demat account with a brokerage firm. This account will hold your shares in electronic format, making transactions seamless and secure.
  2. Research and Select: Conduct thorough research to identify the best real estate stocks or REITs that align with your investment goals. Consider factors such as company performance, dividend yield, and market conditions. Reviewing financial statements, market analyses, and industry trends can provide deeper insights into potential investments.
  3. Diversify Your Portfolio: You can consider diversifying your investments across multiple real estate stocks or REITs to spread risk. Diversification can help mitigate the impact of poor performance by any single investment. By investing in various segments within the real estate sector, such as residential, commercial, and industrial properties, you can balance your portfolio more effectively.
  4. Monitor and Review: Regularly monitor the performance of your investments and review your portfolio to make informed decisions. Keeping track of market trends and company news can help you stay updated and adjust your investment strategy as needed. Use analytical tools and resources to track key performance indicators and market movements.
  5. Stay Informed: The real estate market is dynamic and influenced by various factors including economic conditions, interest rates, and regulatory changes. Staying informed about these factors can help you anticipate market movements and make timely decisions. Subscribing to financial news, attending webinars, and following expert analyses can provide valuable insights.
  6. Consult Financial Advisors: If you are new to investing or unsure about your investment choices, consider consulting with a financial advisor. Advisors can offer personalised guidance based on your financial goals and risk tolerance, helping you navigate the complexities of the real estate market.

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Overview of the Indian Real Estate Sector

The Indian real estate market is expected to expand from USD 0.33 trillion in 2024 to USD 1.04 trillion by 2029, with a CAGR of 25.60%. Key growth drivers include the rising demand for data centres and luxury homes, with a 130% increase in luxury home sales in the first half of 2023.

The Union Budget 2023-24 significantly boosts the sector with a Rs. 79,000 crore allocation for affordable housing under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana. FDI policies have also been liberalized to encourage investment in the sector.

Further, the private equity investments reached US$ 4.2 billion in 2023, with FDI in real estate hitting US$ 58.5 billion from April 2000 to September 2023.

Investment Insights and Trends

The industry’s PE ratio stands at 68.1x, surpassing the 3-year average of 54.0x, indicating investor optimism. The sector’s transition into profitability is marked by a 26% annual growth in revenues. With SEBI’s approval, REITs present a significant opportunity, potentially worth Rs. 1.25 trillion, for investors looking for the best REIT stocks in India.

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Who Can Invest in Real Estate Stocks?

Investing in real estate stocks and REITs in India is accessible to a diverse range of investors, offering a practical way to gain exposure to the real estate market without the need for large capital or property management.

Individual Investors: Young professionals, middle-income earners, and retirees can benefit from these investments. They offer regular income through dividends, lower entry barriers compared to physical properties, and greater liquidity.

Institutional Investors: Mutual funds, pension funds, and insurance companies often invest in real estate stocks for portfolio diversification, stable returns, and asset-liability matching.

Foreign Investors: NRIs and FIIs can access the Indian real estate market indirectly through these stocks, benefiting from market growth and streamlined regulations.

Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs): SMEs can diversify their investment portfolios and achieve stable returns by investing in real estate stocks.

Retail Investors: Both new and experienced investors can find value in real estate stocks. New investors can learn and grow their portfolios, while experienced investors can enhance their strategies with high-performing real estate stocks and REITs.

Overall, real estate stocks and REITs offer a balanced investment option with the potential for income generation, diversification, and professional management, making them suitable for a wide range of investors.

Conclusion

Investing in real estate stocks and REITs in India can offer various benefits such as diversification, liquidity, and professional management. However, it is important to be aware of the associated risks, including market volatility and regulatory changes. Before making any investment decisions, thorough research and consideration of market conditions are essential.

FAQs about real estate stocks

What is the difference between investing in real estate stocks and physical real estate?

Investing in real estate stocks involves buying shares of companies that manage real estate portfolios or REITs, while investing in physical real estate involves purchasing actual properties. Real estate stocks offer greater liquidity and lower entry barriers, whereas physical real estate can provide more control over the asset and potential for capital appreciation.

How do dividends from REITs work?

Dividends from REITs are typically generated from the rental income of the properties they own. REITs are required to distribute a significant portion of their earnings as dividends to shareholders, providing a regular income stream for investors. The dividend yield can vary based on the performance and strategy of the REIT.

Can investing in real estate stocks protect against inflation?

Real estate stocks and REITs may offer some protection against inflation, as property values and rental income often increase with inflation. However, their effectiveness as an inflation hedge can vary based on market conditions and the specific properties in their portfolios.

What are the tax implications of investing in real estate stocks and REITs in India?

The tax implications of investing in real estate stocks and REITs can vary. Dividends from REITs are typically taxed as ordinary income, while capital gains from the sale of stocks may be subject to capital gains tax. It is important to consult with a tax advisor to understand the specific tax treatment of your investments.

How does market volatility impact real estate stocks compared to physical real estate?

Real estate stocks can be more susceptible to market volatility due to their trading on stock exchanges. Physical real estate, on the other hand, tends to have more stable value fluctuations. However, physical properties can be harder to sell quickly, making real estate stocks a more liquid investment option.

Are real estate stocks a good investment?

Depending on your financial goals and market conditions, real estate stocks can be a good investment. These stocks also present opportunities for both dividends and capital appreciation. However, given the inherent risks, conducting thorough research and adopting a diversified approach are imperative to make well-informed investment decisions.

Are REIT stocks safe?

Publicly traded Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) provide investors with an avenue to incorporate real estate into their investment portfolios or retirement accounts while earning appealing dividends. Compared to non-exchange traded counterparts, publicly traded REITs are generally considered a safer option. However, it’s crucial to acknowledge that, like any investment, they are not entirely risk-free. Factors such as market fluctuations, economic conditions, and specific challenges within the real estate sector can impact the performance of publicly traded REITs. Therefore, while they offer an attractive dividend, investors should remain vigilant, assess their risk tolerance, and stay informed about potential risks associated with their investment in publicly traded REITs.

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