10 Year Returns in Indian - Equity Vs Real Estate
Sunday, February 08, 2009
Now lets take for instance professionals like you and me passionate about our job straight away paying 30% tax to the Government and form the backbone of India [Be Proud]. We don't have huge money to invest in Land so the best of you might have thought of investing is an Apartment. Dream home is a must, but second home, third home speculation is totally uncalled for. The idea of this article is to show how smart professionals with Discipline and Patience have Punched a blow in the face of Speculative Property investors [No offence, just feeling extremely nice that RoI is far better than Realty Investors] For the sake of comparison, professional invested in Mutual Funds as they seldom gets time to Trade or Track a stock individually.
Real Estate Investment Returns in India from 1997-2008:
According to Kotak Report released in Jan-2009, the best residential realty investment RoI has been in Indiranagar, Bangalore - 13.7%, followed by Kothrud, Pune -13% and Gurgain, Delhi -12% [CAGR].
The following Chart Shows YoY Return in Real Estate in India between 1997 and 2008 + CAGR between 1997-2008in Delhi / NCR, Mumbai, Bangalore and Pune. [Expandable Chart]
Now as assumed, investment has been in Mutual Fund - A diversified equity fund like HDFC Top 200 has delivered a whopping 21.94% in the same period as on Dec-2008. Other Equity Mutual Funds have also beaten Realty RoI.
So Equity has beaten Real Estate and is an opportunity for everybody Big or Small [as small as Rs 1,000 a month]. Bottom line, be productive, invest in the nation's manufacturing and industrial activity to create wealth. Of course, Patience is a must and see the returns you will enjoy after a decade :-)
2 Comments:
What an Eyewash....
1. Why dont you show the returns on the Mutual fund as of today. You are hiding returns under Dec 2008 Returns.
2. Why showing just a single fund which is best perfomer since then. Show the returns of many funds in the same manner as you have shown many reseditial areas.
Dear Mr. Verma:
The link in the article shows the returns of Mutual Funds as Published by Dalal Street in feb-09.
Other Mutual Funds have beaten Top-200 as well. Reliance Funds have beaten all other HDFC Funds mentioned in the Article as well. Even SBI funds have outperformed.
I took Top-200 for benchmark because it is the Most well Diversified Fund and organically grown with large number of investor and asset base.
Hope this explains the query.
Thanks.
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