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Nippon Life India Acquires Premium Commercial Properties in Mumbai for ₹486 Crore

Nippon Life India Asset Management Ltd. has made a significant move in Mumbai’s commercial real estate market by acquiring two office properties in Lower Parel for Rs. 486.03 crore. The acquisition highlights growing demand for Grade-A office spaces in key business districts like Lower Parel, as multinational firms continue to seek premium office spaces in Mumbai.

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.
residential real estate

Residential Market Sees Growth in Sales and Value, Led by Luxury Segment in Q3 2024

The Indian residential real estate market saw a 2% increase in sales in Q3 2024, with a 7% rise in sales value. Luxury properties led the growth, while new supply declined, particularly in affordable and mid-range segments. The market’s resilience is reflected in the strong performance of both metro cities and Tier 2 regions.
Office real estate

BFSI and Flex Spaces Drive Office Space Demand in Q3 2024

The office space market in India saw a significant shift in Q3 2024, with BFSI and Flex Spaces driving a 20% increase in demand. Bengaluru and Hyderabad led absorption, while cities like Mumbai and Chennai experienced declines.
Rental residential market

Rents Surge 7.4% QoQ Across Major Cities, Rental Yields Increase to 3.62%

Rental prices in major cities across India saw a significant increase of 7.4% quarter-on-quarter (QoQ) between July and September 2024, marking the highest rise in two years. Chennai, Delhi, and Thane led the charge, with sharp rent hikes driven by high demand and limited supply. Meanwhile, rental yields averaged 3.62%, with Ahmedabad recording the highest yield. The report highlights a growing imbalance between rental demand and supply, which is expected to continue influencing prices in the coming quarters.