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I’ve been reading about developments in India’s real estate investment space and came across Ashish Joshi Landmark Capital Advisors. Thought it would be interesting to discuss here and hear different perspectives.

Ashish Joshi is the Founder, MD, and CEO of Landmark Capital Advisors, a Mumbai-based real estate investment and advisory firm. He has over 25 years of experience across real estate investment banking, corporate finance, and asset management.

Before starting Landmark Capital Advisors, he was associated with Milestone Capital Advisors, where he served as Managing Partner and Executive Director (Real Estate). His background seems to be rooted in institutional investing rather than retail speculation.

One thing that stands out about Ashish Joshi Landmark Capital Advisors is the focus on institutional-grade assets. The firm reportedly looks at sectors like:

Grade A warehousing and logistics
Residential real estate
Plotting and land development

From what I understand, the approach is more about long-term value rather than short-term gains. The investment philosophy of the Landmark Capital Advisors owner appears to center on capital preservation, governance, and disciplined execution.

Another interesting point is Joshi’s recent view that Indian real estate is moving away from speculative cycles toward a more structured and transparent system driven by institutional capital.

This raises a few questions:

Do you think India’s real estate sector is really shifting toward institutional dominance? Are warehousing and logistics really the next big opportunity, or is it already saturated?
How important is governance and transparency when choosing real estate investments today?

Would be great to hear thoughts from others who follow real estate markets or have experience in this space.