Eased FDI policies and REIT expansion drive foreign investment in Gurgaon’s office spaces and mixed-use developments, reshaping India’s commercial real estate landscape.
New Chandigarh’s strategic location near IT hubs and aggressive infrastructure projects fuel demand for premium commercial properties, attracting businesses and investors in 2025.
Gandhinagar's commercial real estate reported 15% growth in Q1 2025, driven by IT/financial sector expansion in GIFT City, signaling strong demand for office and retail spaces.
A major infrastructure boost for Jalandhar’s IT sector: The upcoming 50-acre tech park near Cantt Area is expected to drive commercial real estate demand, slated for opening September 2025. Developers anticipate increased demand for office spaces, coworking hubs, and mixed-use developments in surrounding regions. Focus shifts to infrastructure readiness and smart city alignments.
Trichy's commercial real estate supply is projected to reach 5 million sq. ft. by 2025, driven by new hubs like Thillai Nagar, Sastri Road, and Karur Bypass Road attracting national and international brands.
Thiruvananthapuram's Technocity IT Park expansion drives commercial real estate growth, attracting IT companies and startups, boosting demand for office spaces and related infrastructure. With 100,000+ jobs potential and cutting-edge facilities, the IT integrated township redefines Kerala's commercial property landscape.
Thrissur's East Fort commercial real estate sector shows 12% annual growth driven by IT firms and startups, with office rentals averaging ₹40-₹60/sq ft. Improved infrastructure and strategic location attract businesses, signaling robust investment opportunities in Kerala’s emerging tech hub.
DLF Ltd. Announces ₹20,000 Crore Investment in Commercial Real Estate Expansion Through JV Projects Including DLF Mall in Gurgaon and Office Spaces
The start of TIDEL Park’s construction in Trichy is set to energize IT-sector real estate, boosting demand for office and residential spaces while creating thousands of jobs through ₹415 crore investment.
Navi Mumbai's Airoli and Vashi see surging demand for office spaces as tech giants expand, pushing rents up 10% YoY amid Mumbai's cost challenges
Hyderabad's office leasing activity exceeds 2023 averages by 11%, reaching 2.5 million sq ft in one month, driven by business expansion.
Kolkata’s real estate sector embraces sustainable practices driven by environmental concerns and long-term cost savings, with energy-efficient systems and green certifications gaining prominence.
Colliers identifies 17 Indian cities as emerging real estate hubs driven by hybrid work models, digital penetration, and government initiatives, with market expected to reach $1 trillion by 2030.
India's commercial real estate market is poised for growth, bolstered by demand for office spaces and increasing interest from NRIs, promising lucrative investment opportunities.
Co-working spaces are reshaping commercial real estate, offering flexible solutions. They present financial opportunities for investors, but risks must be considered for success.
Bhubaneswar will soon host a World Trade Center, enhancing its smart city project with significant commercial and hotel developments in the area.
Prime Mumbai properties maintain value despite falling rentals, with landmark buildings like Cadbury House and Citi Centre changing hands. Investors favor leased properties with strong track records, impacting even suburban markets.
Experts predict that a decline in office space supply will pressure rental values, while corporate relocation and economic factors affect demand across major cities.
CMDA approves converting vacant IT buildings in Chennai into shopping malls and office spaces, a move welcomed by developers.
Valmark Group, a Bangalore-based real estate company, is considering raising a private equity real estate (PERE) fund of ₹125 Cr focused on Bangalore's realty market.
Foreign investors shift focus to India's commercial sector due to declining home prices, with firms like Blackstone, Xander, and Morgan Stanley leading the charge.
US-based private equity firm Blackstone, along with HDFC and Embassy Realty, plans to purchase a Business Park in Bangalore for $367 million.
Indian real estate anticipates recovery from a slow 2012, fueled by retail FDI policy. Increased demand for retail spaces is expected to drive construction and boost commercial real estate.
Mumbai's real estate firms are selling smaller office spaces due to declining demand from corporates and financial institutions, turning to professionals for sales.
A new report indicates that the Indian realty sector may face an oversupply of office spaces, leading to declining rentals and increasing vacancy rates.