Robust Investments Bolster Warehousing & Logistics Sector in 2024

The Indian warehousing and logistics sector witnessed a remarkable investment surge in 2024, reaching USD 1.96 billion. Driven by quick commerce expansion and infrastructure growth, the sector also saw record absorption of 44.9 million sq. ft. Mumbai and Pune emerged as the biggest gainers, while NCR faced a significant decline.

JLL Facilitates NDR InvIT’s 0.9 Million Sq. Ft. Industrial Park Acquisition Near Surat, Boosting Gujarat’s Logistics Sector

JLL India served as the exclusive financial advisor for NDR InvIT Trust in acquiring a 0.9 million sq. ft. Grade A industrial warehouse near Surat. The fully operational industrial park, located in Kosamba and hosting blue-chip tenants, was acquired through a combination of cash and InvIT unit issuance. This strategic transaction strengthens NDR InvIT’s foothold in Western India’s rapidly growing logistics market, further enhancing its Assets Under Management (AUM) to approximately 19.01 million sq. ft. as of Q3FY2025.

Indian Logistics & Warehousing: 6 Key Trends to Watch in 2025

India’s logistics and warehousing sector is witnessing unprecedented growth, fueled by increasing investments, digital adoption, and policy support. From the rise of digital twins to sustainable logistics, explore the six key trends shaping 2025.

India’s Logistics & Industrial Sector Set for Record Growth in 2024

India’s Logistics & Industrial sector is set to achieve over 50 MSF of leasing activity in 2024, marking the third consecutive year of record growth. Key drivers include e-commerce, retail, and manufacturing expansion, while rising land costs in prime markets are prompting the development of alternate logistics corridors. With 25 MSF of Grade-A warehousing supply expected over the next 2-3 years, the sector is positioned for sustained momentum into 2025, according to Cushman & Wakefield.

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.