The Growth and Performance of Affordable Housing Finance Lenders in India

Anecdotal studies have highlighted the recent rapid growth of so-called affordable housing finance companies across India. These new lenders are reported to be using a high-touch approach common to microfinance to provide mortgages to households that are newer to credit, have irregular incomes, and...

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Affordable Housing Finance Companies
Communities and Human Settlements
Economic Adjustment and Lending
Finance and Financial Sector Development
Housing and Human Habitats
Housing Finance
Housing Markets
Lending
Macroeconomics and Economic Growth
Mortgages
Real Estate
Real Estate Development
Urban Housing and Land Settlements
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Affordable Housing Finance Companies
Communities and Human Settlements
Economic Adjustment and Lending
Finance and Financial Sector Development
Housing and Human Habitats
Housing Finance
Housing Markets
Lending
Macroeconomics and Economic Growth
Mortgages
Real Estate
Real Estate Development
Urban Housing and Land Settlements
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Affordable Housing Finance Companies
Communities and Human Settlements
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