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Realty stocks began the session on a steady note, with large developers gaining early interest while mid-caps traded mixed. The sector is in consolidation as investors await triggers through the day.

🏙️ DLF Posts ₹1,171 Crore Profit in Q2FY26; Strong Sales and Healthy Cash Flows Highlight Resilient Growth

DLF reported ₹1,171 crore profit in Q2FY26 and strong new sales of ₹4,332 crore driven by its Mumbai launch. With ₹7,717 crore in net cash and CRISIL’s AA+/Stable rating, DLF continues to lead India’s premium housing market.
India’s office market is set for strong growth in 2026 with demand projected at 70–75 million sq ft and supply at 60–65 million sq ft. Colliers highlights GCC expansion, flex spaces, and sustainability as key drivers shaping the sector’s future.

India’s Office Rentals Rise 6% as Companies Rush to Expand – Pune and Bengaluru Lead, Vacancy at 3-Year Low

Office rentals in India’s top cities are up 6%, vacancy has dropped to a three-year low, and absorption has hit a record 42 million sq. ft. Pune and Bengaluru lead the boom, signaling corporate expansion despite global headwinds.
Grade-A Shortage Is Pushing Rents Up — Why Mumbai, Delhi & Gurugram Are Squeezing Businesses

Grade-A Shortage Is Pushing Rents Up — Why Mumbai, Delhi & Gurugram Are Squeezing Businesses

New IIMB–CRE Matrix data shows Grade-A office rents rising across India. The story isn’t a cyclical bounce — it’s structural scarcity of premium stock meeting renewed in-office demand. Here’s what tenants, startups and investors should do next.
Green buildings

65% Growth in Grade A Green Office Stock Across Top 7 Cities Since 2019

India’s top 7 cities have seen a 65% surge in green-certified Grade A office stock since 2019. With 74% of office leasing in H1 2025 occurring in green buildings and rents commanding up to 24% premium, the market is decisively tilting toward sustainable workspaces.
Indian retail

India Retail Leasing Sees 2.24 MSF Activity in Q2 2025; Malls Gain Traction as Vacancies Tighten

India’s retail sector leased 2.24 MSF in Q2 2025 with malls regaining ground and vacancy tightening due to limited new supply. Mumbai saw 1.6X YoY growth, while Hyderabad led the leasing charts. A fresh wave of mall completions is expected by year-end.