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.

Huge Upside Potential for REITs in India, INR 4.5 Lakh Cr Worth of Prime Office Stock Identified as REIT-Worthy

A new report from Vestian reveals that ₹4.5 lakh crore worth of Grade-A office space in India is REIT-worthy, offering substantial growth potential for the sector. Despite being in its early stages, India’s REIT market is growing rapidly, driven by high demand for office space, sustainability, and a favorable regulatory environment. The report also highlights key cities, including Bengaluru and Hyderabad, leading in REIT-worthy stock.

CapitaLand Investment Plans Global Expansion and M&A Strategy for Growth

CapitaLand Investment (CLI) is accelerating its global expansion, targeting a significant increase in funds under management (FUM) and operating earnings by 2028. The company’s strategy includes geographical diversification, mergers and acquisitions, and investments in sectors driven by demographic shifts, disruption, and digitalization.

Record-Breaking Real Estate IPOs in 2024: INR 135 Billion Raised

IPO trends in India’s real estate sector have surged in 2024, with a record INR 135 billion raised amid widespread oversubscription. The positive sentiment is driven by strong housing demand and robust market activity, positioning the sector for continued growth.

For the First Time India Achieved Top 10 Global Rank for Real Estate Transparency

India has made history by entering the top 10 in JLL’s Global Real Estate Transparency Index (GRETI) 2024. This achievement reflects the country’s progress in financial regulation, climate risk disclosure, and streamlined building regulations. Despite notable improvements, India faces challenges in dispute resolution and data access.