The commercial real estate market in India witnessed a significant 10% increase in the average deal size in 2024, according to a recent report by Knight Frank India. This uptick is especially notable in key cities like Hyderabad and Mumbai, where resident
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The average deal size in the commercial real estate market in India increased by over 10% in 2024.
Hyderabad and Mumbai are the key cities leading the growth in the commercial real estate market.
The increase in deal sizes is attributed to economic growth, infrastructure development, a positive business environment, and competitive rental yields.
The increase in deal sizes indicates higher investor confidence, is expected to boost property values, and spur the development of new projects.
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