
In 2025, Kolkata witnessed the fastest growth in institutional real estate investment among Indian cities, outpacing other major markets such as Bengaluru and Hyderabad. According to real estate consultancy Colliers India, the city’s institutional inflows surged by around 400 percent compared with the previous year, reflecting increased investor interest in stabilised and income-generating assets.
A standout transaction that boosted Kolkata’s investment figures was the South City deal involving Blackstone, which substantially increased overall inflows into the city’s property market. This kind of marquee private equity entry highlighted the increasing appetite for real estate opportunities in Bengal’s capital.
Institutional investment growth in Kolkata was part of a larger national trend where India saw a record level of institutional real estate inflows in 2025. Domestic capital emerged as a primary driver of these investments, more than doubling year-on-year, even as foreign investment moderated. This broader pattern underscores the strengthening confidence among local investors in real estate as an asset class.
The strong growth in institutional investment is expected to support further development in Kolkata’s commercial and residential real estate sectors. Enhanced capital flows can lead to increased property supply, improved infrastructure financing, and greater participation from global and domestic investors. This momentum positions the city as a noteworthy real estate investment destination in eastern India.
Kolkata’s emergence as the top city for institutional real estate investment growth in 2025 underscores its increasing prominence on the national property landscape. With both large-scale deals and growing domestic investor participation, the city’s real estate market is attracting significant capital and showing strong prospects for continued expansion.
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