This has been reported in telegraphindia.com dated 23 January 2016.
The revelation is from a study by JLL India that attempted to define investor preferences in 2016. There wee 40 respondents and not a single one of them chose the city as one of the destinations to invest. The report is "Peering into 2016: Taking Pulse of Investors Preferences". The study dealt with institutional investors and half of them are international, and not individuals. After the real estate sector opened up to them, institutional players have, till now, invested $26 billion in India.
JLL India did not give any idea of why the reluctance but other real estate analysts lay the blame on the usual suspects - absence of big-ticket investments in the state and the resultant job creation that usually fuels the demand for apartments. This could be the reason for Kolkata dropping off the radar.
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