India’s Retail Boom to Attract USD 3.5 Billion in Next 3 Years as Western Malls Crumble

As malls in the US and Europe struggle with closures and declining footfalls, India’s retail sector is emerging as a global standout—driven by extreme undersupply of Grade-A malls, rising consumption, and strong investor interest, with USD 3.5 billion in inflows expected over the next three years.

Only 30–35% of India’s Malls Are Institutional Grade — But Change Is Coming

Only 30–35% of India’s malls are currently institutional grade, but that’s changing fast. With major developers expanding aggressively, GST reforms improving transparency, and Tier-2 cities emerging as retail hotspots, the country’s mall landscape is set for a world-class upgrade.