According to real estate analysts, Israeli investments in India’s real estate market may experience a brief lull following the militant group Hamas, which controls the Gaza Strip,’s unexpected and multifront offensive on Israel.
Due to the delayed transfer of cash from Israeli companies and the increased cost of inputs as a result of the sharp increase in crude oil prices, the impact will be felt most in the commercial real estate sector.
Since 2022, the world economy has been subjected to two geopolitical shocks; the war between Russia and Ukraine has already caused fluctuating and high prices for energy and commodities.
Bilateral trade and economic connections have advanced quickly between India and Israel since the two countries’ diplomatic relations were established in 1992. According to data from the Indian Embassy in Tel Aviv, merchandise commerce diversified from $0.2 billion in 1992 to $10.1 billion in FY 2022–2023.
