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India’s office market shattered records in 2025 with 83.3 million sq ft of leasing, led by GCCs and flex spaces, as vacancy dropped to a five-year low, says JLL.

Commercial Office REIT Leasable Area to Surge 25–30% to 195 msf by Fiscal 2028

India’s listed commercial office REITs are set to add 40–45 msf to reach 190–195 msf by fiscal 2028, backed by strong GCC demand and stable 92–93% occupancy.
The Maharashtra government has approved ₹8.91 crore under the PMAY-Urban scheme for affordable housing projects in cities including Pune, Nagpur, Pimpri-Chinchwad and Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, focusing on housing for the Scheduled Tribe category.

Affordable Housing Financiers Set for Steady 20-21% AUM Growth in FY26 & FY27 Despite Rising Delinquencies

Affordable housing finance companies to post steady 20-21% AUM growth in FY26 and FY27 — outpacing the broader mortgage sector — even as LAP moderates and delinquencies rise slightly; CRISIL Ratings expects healthy profitability at ~2.5% RoMA amid prudent underwriting and supportive funding dynamics.
India’s private asset reconstruction companies are undergoing a structural shift as recovery-linked income increasingly replaces management fees, supported by strong recoveries, falling acquisitions and a rise in cash transactions, according to Crisil Ratings.

ARC Business Model Shifts Gears as Recovery Income Overtakes Management Fees

India’s private asset reconstruction companies are undergoing a structural shift as recovery-linked income increasingly replaces management fees, supported by strong recoveries, falling acquisitions and a rise in cash transactions, according to Crisil Ratings.
After a three-year boom, India’s housing market is seeing a mild slowdown in FY25, even as offices remain in demand—marking a phase of consolidation rather than correction, says CRISIL Ratings.

Home Sales Cool in 2025, Offices Stay Hot: What’s Really Happening in India’s Property Market

After a three-year boom, India’s housing market is seeing a mild slowdown in FY25, even as offices remain in demand—marking a phase of consolidation rather than correction, says CRISIL Ratings.
Over 5.4 lakh homes scheduled for 2026 face delays as Middle East conflict disrupts supply chains, raising costs and execution risks.

🏗️ India’s Construction Equipment Demand Stalls at 2–4% Growth as Road and Real Estate Projects Slow

India’s construction equipment industry faces another slow year with just 2–4% growth, as road and real estate projects cool off. Crisil Ratings says strong exports are keeping margins and credit profiles stable despite rising costs.