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GIFT SEZ Introduces Co-Developer Model to Attract Investors for Commercial Projects in Gujarat

The development for India’s real estate and financial sectors, investors can now obtain co-developer status for commercial projects in the Gujarat International Finance Tec-City (GIFT SEZ). This new opportunity comes after the Union Minister of Commerce granted approval for an investor’s application for co-developer status in the Pragya commercial tower. Located in GIFT SEZ, Pragya also houses the headquarters of the International Financial Services Centre (IFSC) Authority and was developed by Savvy Group.

This is the first time that both domestic and international investors can participate as co-developers in commercial ventures within the GIFT City Multi-Services SEZ. Officials from the International Financial Services Centre Authority (IFSCA) noted that this move addresses a major barrier for developers, as the previous SEZ model did not allow co-developer status, making it challenging to bring investors on board.

With the new model, investors can now acquire property rights and lease spaces to organizations setting up offices in the GIFT SEZ. This change is expected to fast-track the development of the SEZ, as real estate developers will now have an exit mechanism after project completion, while investors gain the opportunity to lease commercial space in one of India’s premier financial hubs. Jaxay Shah, the founder and CMD of Savvy Group, highlighted the importance of this development, stating that the approval of this model provides real estate developers with much-needed investment and exit options. It will ease financing challenges during the development phase and create a new avenue for both Indian and global investors to participate. Furthermore, for investors to qualify as co-developers, they must purchase a minimum of one floor of commercial space.

Savvy Group has already committed to developing 7 million square feet of commercial space in GIFT SEZ and has seen substantial interest from both Indian and international investors. Shah anticipates that this change will attract even more investment into India’s Special Economic Zones (SEZs), with a particular focus on GIFT IFSC. The goal is to create 100,000 jobs in the region, further bolstering India’s growing financial services sector. The new co-developer status is poised to accelerate development in GIFT SEZ, enabling a more dynamic and diverse investment ecosystem. The model will also provide a significant boost to infrastructure projects and commercial development within India’s most advanced financial center. The approval of co-developer status for investors in GIFT SEZ represents a milestone in the evolution of India’s financial and real estate sectors. By enabling greater participation from investors, the move is expected to drive economic growth, increase job creation, and further cement GIFT SEZ’s position as a leading global financial services hub.

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