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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 Warehousing Absorption Falls 7% to 10.6 Mn Sq Ft in Q2 2026

India’s warehousing absorption fell 7% to 10.6 Mn sq ft in Q2 2026, but H1 leasing rose 16% YoY, says Vestian.
India’s warehousing sector grew strongly in Q1 2026 with 11 million sq ft demand, but a 33% surge in supply has pushed vacancy rates higher. 3PL companies continue to dominate, raising both opportunities and risks in the market.

India’s Warehousing Market Cools in 2025 After Record Highs, Signals Healthy Reset Rather Than Slowdown

After four years of rapid expansion, India’s warehousing sector moderated in 2025, with absorption declining from record highs as occupiers focused on consolidation, while long-term demand drivers remain firmly intact.
India’s real estate investment surged 37% in Q1 2026 to $1.7 billion, led by core assets and rising domestic investor dominance, according to JLL.

Global Real Estate Investors Return in Force in 2026 as India Gains Strategic Importance

Knight Frank’s Active Capital Survey 2026 signals a strong rebound in global real estate investment, with India emerging as a strategic long-term market amid rising occupier demand and improving asset quality.
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.