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Trump Jr. follows in dad's footsteps with $1B India property fund

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Trading on his famous name, Donald Trump Jr., the son of real estate tycoon and reality television star Donald Trump, has announced plans to raise as much as $1 billion for an India-focused property fund.

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Bloomberg is reporting that "Trump may create the privately held fund with investors including an Indian family ... [but] he didn't give specifics on how he'll raise the money, or when the first investment will be made."

With the number of millionaires in India soaring thanks to the country's rapid economic expansion funds focused on real estate, infrastructure and middle-market companies have been rushing in. Deutsche Bank AG and Lehman Brothers Inc. are both out raising India-targeted real estate vehicles, according to Bloomberg. The credit crunch has hit India's property market hard in 2008, however, as higher borrowing costs have slowed development and reduced valuations. Trump is likely to be out bargain hunting for high-end properties during the lull. - George White    

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