New Delhi, Oct. 7 – Indian real estate investors poured $4.3 billion into the market during the first nine months of 2025, led mainly by local funds.
The Colliers India report shows that this level of investment beats the five‑year average of $4 billion for January‑September. It signals that investors still trust India’s economy and property market, even as global trade tensions and other uncertainties linger.
Last quarter, institutional investors poured $1.3 billion into Indian real estate, up 11 percent from Q3 2024. Colliers India CEO Badal Yagnik said the jump reflects confidence in India’s economic fundamentals and a resilient property sector.
Domestic institutional money rose sharply too – 52 percent higher year‑on‑year at $2.2 billion, about 60 percent of the total quarterly inflows. The biggest splash came from office space, which made up more than three‑quarters of local investment, showing strong appetite for ready‑to‑use and development‑stage commercial buildings.
“In spite of global headwinds that keep foreign investors cautious for now, the continued demand for core asset types keeps the investment momentum stable,” Yagnik added.
Looking forward, domestic institutions are expected to stay the steady engine of funding, while overseas investors may stay cautious amid evolving global economic conditions and tighter cross‑border capital controls.
The office segment alone attracted $1.5 billion in the nine‑month period – roughly the same as the same time last year – accounting for 35 percent of all nine‑month inflows. Reuters Indian real estate analyst Vimal Nadar highlighted a rebound in Q3, with office deals rising 27 percent to $0.8 billion and over 60 percent of quarterly inflows. Chennai and Pune topped the list of acquisition hotspots, while Mumbai led all cities with 19 percent of total 2025 investments, driven by office and residential projects. Bengaluru followed closely behind.
Source: ianslive
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