Sri Lanka’s 2015 Real Estate Research Report out

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Real-estate Intelligence Unit, or more commonly known as RIU in the Sri Lankan real-estate scene, is a one of a kind operation that renders much service to the country’s real estate market.

Conducting credible, good quality research for the past few years, RIU has managed to not only provide its clients with valuable advice, but also to play a vital role in many decisions made in the real estate market of the country.

‘Real-estate market report 2015’, RIU’s latest research project, surpasses the previous work done by RIU in terms of information and quality of research. This is a must read to any and every person connected directly or indirectly to the real estate market in Sri Lanka.

As is their usual style, RIU has covered a number of important topics in its research report of the year, ‘Sri Lanka Real-estate Market Report 2015’. There are many reasons why RIU’s latest research report outshines any other. One such reason is the relevancy of the topics covered in the report.

RIU has focused on certain areas in the real-estate market that have enormous financial and developmental potential in future. The second reasons for the projected success of ‘Sri Lanka Real-estate Market Report 2015’ is the way in which the data is presented.

The data in the report is presented in such a way that it is not overwhelming to a small scale player in the real estate market, but also in a way that is not underwhelming to the giants of the market. The report is precise, well referenced and is bound to make real estate related decision making an easier task.

High end residential living is gradually becoming a much talked about sector in the country’s real-estate market, thanks to the recent economic development in the country. Recognising this, RIU’s ‘Sri Lanka Real-estate Market Report 2015’ has dedicated a section of the research to gather data on and analyse the trends in high end residential living in Sri Lanka.

RIU’s well qualified researchers and market analysts have recognised Colombo 2 and Rajagiriya as two of the areas in the country that have enormous potential in terms of real-estate in future. From its humble beginnings as nothing but a marshland, Rajagiriya has come a long way in terms of real-estate at present and is followed closely by Colombo 2.

‘Sri Lanka Real-estate Market Report 2015’ has dedicated two sections to spotlight these two regions of the country. Some of the other topics covered in the RUI’s research report for 2015 are retail malls, leisure and gaming zones, which according to RIU, is where the real-estate market focus will be in the near future.

‘Sri Lanka Real-estate Market Report 2015’ will be a good read to anyone who is directly or indirectly involved in the Sri Lankan real-estate market, regardless of the scale of their involvement. It will not only update one with the latest trends in the real-estate market of the country but will also be a strong base for one’s real-estate market decisions making processes.