Industry experts said the surge in investments signals a maturing market, supported by stable economic fundamentals.
India Real Estate Investment Jumps 72% to Record 5.1 Billion in Q1: CBRE
Investment in India’s real estate sector surged 72 percent year-on-year to a record 5.1 billion in the January-March quarter, highlighting strong investor confidence despite global economic uncertainties, according to a report by CBRE.
The inflow marks a sharp rise from 2.9 billion in the same period last year and 3.3 billion recorded in the October-December quarter, reflecting sustained momentum in the property market.
Developers accounted for the largest share of investments at around 42 percent, followed closely by real estate investment trusts at nearly 40 percent, with significant activity in office and retail assets.
Domestic investors dominated the market, contributing about 96 percent of the total capital inflows, underlining the growing strength of local funding sources in driving sectoral growth.
Bengaluru, Mumbai and the Delhi-NCR region together attracted nearly 65 percent of total investments, reaffirming their position as key real estate hubs.
Industry experts said the surge in investments signals a maturing market, supported by stable economic fundamentals and increased participation from institutional players.
The report also noted a notable rise in real estate investment trust activity, particularly in income-generating commercial properties, pointing to sustained demand for quality assets.
The data reflects continued optimism in India’s real estate sector amid evolving global market conditions.
