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Investment activity for 2025 expected to close on strong note: CBRE.

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India’s real‑estate market is set to finish 2025 on a high note, CBRE’s latest report says. The biggest boost comes from investors pouring money into built‑up office and retail spaces, while new green‑field projects are also picking up steam.

Why investors are still buying

The report shows that interest in key asset classes—especially office and retail—remains strong even as the broader property market keeps its momentum. In the third quarter (July‑September) capital flowed into India’s real‑estate sector by almost 48 % year‑on‑year and 9 % quarter‑on‑quarter, reaching USD 3.8 billion. Over the first nine months of 2025, total inflows hit USD 10.2 billion, a 14 % jump from last year.

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These fresh funds are flowing largely into land and development sites, built‑up office and retail assets, and green‑field projects across residential, mixed‑use, data‑center, industrial and logistics (I&L) sectors. In Q3 alone, land and development sites plus built‑up office and retail properties attracted more than 90 % of all investment dollars.

Domestic and foreign flows

Domestic developers lead the pack, driving over 90 % of the quarterly investment. Foreign money, especially from the United States, accounts for about 85 % of overseas capital, with Canadian investors covering roughly the remaining 15 %.

When investors target sites and land, almost 72 % of the capital is earmarked for residential and office projects. The rest goes to data centers, mixed‑use developments and warehousing.

What this means for India’s real‑estate future

CBRE analysts say that the steady stream of funds into both core and development assets shows strong investor confidence in India’s property market. As demand remains healthy in key sectors, the momentum is likely to keep pushing forward until the end of 2025.

Key take‑aways:

  • Capital surges: USD 3.8 billion in Q3 2025, up 48 % YoY.
  • Top sectors: Built‑up office and retail properties.
  • Greenfield growth: Residential, mixed‑use, data‑center, I&L projects.
  • Investor mix: 90 % domestic developers, 85 % US foreign investors.
  • Future outlook: Strong confidence, momentum to linger through 2025.

For those watching India’s real‑estate market, the numbers confirm that the sector is active, vibrant, and ready for more investment—a bright outlook for developers, tenants and investors alike.

Source: aninews



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