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Mumbai continues to dominate the Indian real estate market, attracting $1,701 million in investments in H1 2024, up from $1,242 million in H1 2023. Bengaluru and Hyderabad follow with $581 million and $357 million, respectively, showcasing growing investor confidence in these tech hubs. NCR saw reduced activity, reflecting a shift in focus toward Tier 1 cities. Pune and Chennai, while smaller players indicate emerging potential. The steady growth of real estate investments highlights India’s evolving property market, offering lucrative opportunities across office, residential, and industrial sectors. Mumbai’s leadership reinforces its position as the financial powerhouse of Indian real estate.
Indian real estate has emerged as a top destination for private equity investments, driven by urbanization, infrastructure development, and growing demand. Office spaces remain the largest segment, contributing 49% in H1 2024, followed by residential at 25% and industrial/warehousing at 18%. Investments in alternatives like co-living and data centers are rising, diversifying the sector further. Government reforms like RERA and favorable tax incentives have boosted investor confidence. As e-commerce and urbanization grow, real estate offers consistent returns and long-term growth opportunities, making it a key asset class for both domestic and global investors.
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