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Colliers projects India’s senior living market will cross ₹1 trillion by 2030, driven by ageing, investment and rising demand.

India’s Senior Living Market Set to Cross ₹1 Trillion by 2030

Colliers projects India’s senior living market will cross ₹1 trillion by 2030, driven by ageing, investment and rising demand.
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.
India’s real estate sector closes 2025 on a stable note as sentiment scores hold above 60. Backed by strong office demand, improving funding conditions, and broad-based regional optimism, the market enters 2026 on firmer, more disciplined foundations.

India’s Real Estate to Become a ₹800 Lakh Crore Powerhouse by 2047 — Tier II Cities to Drive the Next Big Boom

A new Colliers–CII report projects India’s real estate sector to grow 20 times by 2047 — reaching USD 5–10 trillion and contributing up to 20% of GDP. Tier II cities, alternative assets, and redevelopment are set to lead the next big boom in India’s housing and infrastructure story.
India’s office real estate market scaled new heights in 2025 with net leasing touching 55.16 million sq ft across the top seven cities. GCCs emerged as the biggest growth driver, while Pune recorded the fastest expansion and office rentals continued to rise.

Maharashtra’s New GCC Push Set to Energise Office Leasing Beyond Mumbai & Pune

Maharashtra’s newly approved GCC policy targets the next wave of leasing expansion — redirecting global enterprises from Mumbai and Pune to emerging cities. With capital subsidies, added FSI, tax incentives and fast approvals, the state aims to lift GCC leasing from 15 to 25 million sq ft in five years while opening new opportunities in sectors like defense, aerospace and renewable energy.
India’s real estate is set for massive growth by 2047. Homes will be bigger, smarter, and more affordable, with better connectivity, lifestyle options, and sustainable features—making it a golden era for homebuyers.

By 2047, Buying a Home in India Will Be Easier, Bigger, and Smarter – Here’s How!

India’s real estate is set for massive growth by 2047. Homes will be bigger, smarter, and more affordable, with better connectivity, lifestyle options, and sustainable features—making it a golden era for homebuyers.