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Steve Waugh launches into Indian property
Former Australian cricket captain Steve Waugh has launched a real estate venture targeting Australian investors interested in the Indian property market. His company, Waugh Global Realty, is partnering with Indian developers to promote luxury apartments in cities like Mumbai and Gurgaon. The initiative seeks to appeal to Australian-Indian communities and those looking to invest in high-growth international markets.
Date
November 19, 2014
Topic
Sport

Former Australian cricket captain Steve Waugh has launched a real estate venture targeting Australian investors interested in the Indian property market. His company, Waugh Global Realty, is partnering with Indian developers to promote luxury apartments in cities like Mumbai and Gurgaon. The initiative seeks to appeal to Australian-Indian communities and those looking to invest in high-growth international markets.

In an article published by The Age, journalist Liam Mannix details the launch of Waugh Global Realty, a real estate business co-founded by cricket great Steve Waugh. The company is partnering with Indian developers to sell premium residential apartments to Australian investors, with a focus on cities such as Mumbai and Gurgaon. Waugh aims to tap into Australia’s Indian diaspora and the growing interest in offshore investment opportunities. At the launch event in Sydney, Waugh said he believes India’s maturing real estate sector, along with falling interest rates and increasing regulatory transparency, makes it an ideal destination for Australian buyers. The properties will appeal to investors looking for modern living, strong returns, and cultural connection. The venture will also leverage Waugh’s profile and reputation to build trust and attract interest, especially among first-time international property buyers. The company plans to showcase a portfolio of developments early next year, positioning itself as a bridge between Indian developers and Australian capital.

The Age