Grahm to Expand Real Estate Footprint Across 7 Indian Cities by FY26

Bengaluru-Based Real Estate Advisor Grahm Eyes Nationwide Growth

In a strategic move to reshape India’s real estate landscape, Bengaluru-headquartered advisory firm Grahm has unveiled ambitious expansion plans. By the end of FY26, the company aims to invest between ₹80 to ₹100 crore, propelling its operations into seven of India’s most dynamic cities — Delhi-NCR, Mumbai, Hyderabad, Pune, Ahmedabad, Jaipur, and Lucknow.

“We began our journey in Bengaluru just a month ago, and already we’re working with over 100 developers across 335 active projects,” said Ankit Shah, COO and CMO of Grahm, in an interview with HT.com.

This rapid success has fueled their national aspirations, with a clear focus on building a technology-first platform that simplifies property discovery, supports project marketing, and connects serious buyers with credible developers.

A Strategic ₹100 Crore Blueprint

The ₹100 crore investment will be allocated toward:

• Setting up new regional offices
• Hiring local talent
• Enhancing Grahm’s tech infrastructure for smarter property matching

Through this, Grahm is on a mission to capture 10% of India’s residential real estate market across the top seven cities — translating to over ₹50,000 crore in property transactions within three years.

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Why Grahm is Different

What sets Grahm apart is its white-glove approach to real estate. Rather than operating as a simple listing site, Grahm acts as a personal real estate guide for homebuyers.

Home seekers can register on the platform and share preferences like proximity to schools, hospitals, or workplaces. Grahm’s team then curates a tailored list of options, conducts detailed project evaluations, and arranges site visits — all before the buyer books directly with the builder.

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Tapping into Global Buyers: The NRI Opportunity

A growing focus for Grahm is the Non-Resident Indian (NRI) community, many of whom face trust and transparency challenges when investing from abroad.

Currently, around 10–12% of Grahm’s users are NRIs, and this figure is expected to climb in the coming quarters. To support this expansion, Grahm plans to establish offices in Dubai and Singapore by the end of the current financial year.

These global hubs will serve as advisory centers, offering NRIs confidence and clarity when investing in Indian real estate — particularly in hot spots like Bengaluru and Hyderabad, which together are expected to contribute 35–40% of Grahm’s projected transactions.

Offering Choice and Confidence

Whether it’s a ready-to-move-in apartment, an under-construction flat, or a near-completion project, Grahm provides buyers with diverse options. The platform works only with reputable developers, ensuring a strong delivery track record.

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“We prioritize developers who have consistently met their construction deadlines,” Shah noted. “While no one can predict delays, we mitigate risk through strict evaluations.”

A Vision Beyond Transactions

Grahm’s long-term goal goes beyond facilitating deals. It aims to become a trusted partner in one of the most significant decisions of a person's life — buying a home.

By marrying local expertise, high-tech intelligence, and a human touch, Grahm is paving the way for a more transparent, simplified, and buyer-friendly housing ecosystem.