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Union Budget 2026 offers no direct tax benefits for homebuyers but strengthens infrastructure, connectivity and emerging city growth—reshaping where housing demand will rise next.

Union Budget 2026: Real Estate Gets Long-Term Push, But Affordable Housing Left Behind

Union Budget 2026 offers strong long-term support to real estate through infrastructure, REITs and data centres, but the absence of affordable housing incentives keeps the overall impact moderate.
Mumbai Metropolitan Region topped India's land deals in 2025 with 32 transactions for over 500 acres, driving national total to 3,772+ acres amid strong demand for residential, mixed-use, industrial and data centre projects – per ANAROCK Research.

MMR Tops India’s Land Acquisition in 2025 with 32 Deals & 500+ Acres Transacted

Mumbai Metropolitan Region topped India’s land deals in 2025 with 32 transactions for over 500 acres, driving national total to 3,772+ acres amid strong demand for residential, mixed-use, industrial and data centre projects – per ANAROCK Research.
Asia Pacific office leasing rose 11% to 105.5 million sq ft in 2025, with India accounting for 68% of total demand across the region, according to Colliers’ latest market insights report.

Big Money Bets on India’s Property Market: Real Estate Investments Set to Cross $10 Billion in 2025

India’s real estate sector is on track for a historic year, with institutional investments expected to cross USD 10 billion in 2025. Driven by domestic investors, strong office demand, and rising REIT participation, the market is undergoing a long-term structural transformation.
India and Germany are expected to drive over $7.5 billion in new logistics and investment growth over the next three years, with LogiMAT India 2026 emerging as a key platform for Indo-German collaboration, innovation, and supply chain transformation.

India’s Industrial, Warehousing and Alternative Real Estate Assets Set for Next Growth Cycle in 2026

India’s real estate market is entering its next growth cycle as industrial & warehousing demand remains robust, alternative assets gain scale, and institutional investments deepen, positioning 2026 as a year of expansion and structural maturity.
Realty stocks opened steady, with large developers showing strength and mid-caps mixed. The sector remained range-bound as investors awaited fresh triggers. Here’s what to expect through the day’s trading.

Real Estate Investment Momentum in APAC and India to Stay Strong Through 2026

Colliers’ 2026 Global Investor Outlook report projects steady real estate investment momentum across APAC, with India emerging as a priority destination for global capital. Annual inflows of USD 5-7 billion are expected in 2025-26, driven by office, residential, I&L and data centre assets.