Equity money poured into India’s real‑estate market, growing 48 % from a year earlier to $3.8 billion in the July‑September quarter. The jump was led by investments in land and development sites and built‑up office and retail properties, CBRE South Asia says.
Across the first nine months of 2025, inflows climbed 14 % to $10.2 billion, up from $8.9 billion in 2024. In Q3, more than 90 % of the money went into land, office, and retail projects. Developers dominated the wave, driving 45 % of all equity money, while institutional investors accounted for 33 %.
Mumbai attracted the largest share of the money at 32 %, followed by Pune (18 %) and Bengaluru (16 %). “The healthy inflow of domestic capital shows the sector’s resilience,” said Anshuman Magazine, CBRE India CEO. He added that greenfield developments—spanning residential, office, mixed‑use, data centres and I&L projects—will keep gaining momentum.
Indian sponsors also played a key role, with global institutional investors providing significant support. “India’s mix of strong domestic capital and global participation will be a key differentiator in 2026 and beyond,” Gaurav Kumar, CBRE India’s Managing Director, said.
CBRE forecasts a robust finish to 2025, driven by further investment in built‑up office and retail assets. “Because there are few core office assets left to buy, opportunistic deals are likely to become even more popular,” the firm noted.
Source: ianslive
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