Building research capacity to study what makes or breaks the land market in India.
Land constitutes a significant percentage of the asset allocation in the portfolios of Indian households. Yet, there are several challenges that hinder a systematic study of the functioning of the land market in India. We aim to study the functioning of the land market in India, the infrastructure and institutions underlying it and the impact of the functioning of the land market on firms and households.
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Does the quality of land records affect credit access of households in India?
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xKDR working paper 1, February 2021 |
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Bringing gender equality in the Hindu Succession Act: An overdue reform Devendra Damle and Ajay Shah |
The LEAP Blog, 14th December 2021 |
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Land and Access to Finance at the Fifth India Land and Development Conference 2021 Diya Uday |
YouTube, 29th November 2021 |
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Measuring institutional capacity in property tax systems: A case study of ten cities in India Diya Uday |
The LEAP Blog, 8th April 2021 |
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Do stamp duties affect transaction volumes? A study of real estate transactions in Mumbai Diya Uday |
The LEAP Blog, 23rd May 2020 |