Mumbai-based Anarock, a leading real estate consultancy firm, reported a 33% increase in revenue to Rs 755 crore in FY25, driven by robust demand for residential and commercial properties.
Real EstateProperty ConsultancyAnarockAnuj PuriIndian Real Estate MarketReal Estate MumbaiMay 18, 2025
Anarock's revenue in FY25 was Rs 755 crore, a 33% increase from the previous year.
The segments contributing to Anarock's revenue include residential and commercial property consultancy, land deals, capital market transactions, office leasing, retail and warehousing spaces, strategic consulting, project management, co-working platform consultancy, hospitality segment consultancy, and society management mobile applications.
According to Anuj Puri, the Indian real estate market is becoming more organized and mature, which is benefiting both property developers and consultants.
Anarock's strategy for future growth includes organic expansion and potential acquisitions that can complement its business. The company raised Rs 200 crore from 360 One Asset Management Ltd to fund its growth plans.
Anarock Group currently has more than 2,300 employees operating across key tier-1 and 2 markets in India and the Middle East.
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