Foreign Investors Dominate Institutional Investments in 2024, Co-Investments See a 61-Fold Surge

Institutional real estate investments in India surged to USD 6.8 billion in 2024, driven by foreign investors and a boom in co-investments. Residential and industrial sectors saw unprecedented growth, while commercial real estate faced challenges. Vestian predicts evolving opportunities despite global economic uncertainty.

Institutional Investments in Indian Real Estate Reach Historic Highs in 2024, Surpassing 2007 Record

Institutional investments in Indian real estate hit a record USD 8.9 billion in 2024, surpassing the previous 2007 peak. The residential sector emerged as the top recipient, overtaking office investments. Increased participation from domestic investors and growing interest in emerging sectors like data centers and healthcare highlight the evolving dynamics of India’s real estate market.

APAC Investor Optimism to Drive Institutional Investments in Indian Real Estate in 2025

According to Colliers’ 2025 Global Investor Outlook, India is set to attract heightened institutional investments in real estate, driven by strong domestic growth and rising APAC investor optimism. The report forecasts significant opportunities in office, industrial, and residential sectors, with investment volumes in these areas expected to continue rising in 2025.

Foreign Investment in India’s Real Estate Sector Soars 139% YoY in Q3 2024

India’s real estate sector experienced a notable boost in foreign investment, rising 139% year-on-year to USD 436 million in Q3 2024. Overall institutional investments reached USD 960.8 million, reflecting strong confidence in the market despite a quarterly decline. Chennai emerged as the leading city for investment, primarily in industrial and commercial sectors.

Warehousing & Logistics Absorption Increased by 8% Annually in H1 2024, with Mumbai and Pune Leading

New Delhi, 1st August 2024: The first half of 2024 saw a…