Foreign Capital Pours into Indian Real Estate, Records $3.1 Billion Inflows in H1 2024
Foreign investors invest heavily in Indian real estate, accounting for 65% of total institutional investment in the first half of 2024
Real EstateForeign InvestmentIndian EconomyInstitutional InvestmentJll IndiaReal Estate NewsJul 05, 2024
The warehousing sector has emerged as the frontrunner in terms of investment, accounting for a 34% share of investments, followed closely by residential at 33% and office at 27%. The first half of 2024 has seen nearly twice the number of deals compared to the same period last year, with an average deal size of $113 million.
The report highlights the unshakeable confidence of foreign investors in the Indian real estate market, despite global uncertainties and the election season. This confidence is a testament to India's robust economic growth story. Domestic investors, however, have seen a slight decrease in their share of investments, accounting for 35% of the total investments in H1 2024, compared to 37% in 2023.
Information JLL India is a leading real estate consultancy firm that provides comprehensive services to clients across the country. The firm has been at the forefront of the Indian real estate sector, providing expert advice and insights to investors, developers, and occupiers.
Colliers India is another prominent real estate consultancy firm that provides a range of services to clients in India and globally. The firm has a strong presence in the Indian market and is known for its expert research and analysis.
Keywords real estate, foreign investment, institutional investment, Indian economy, JLL India, Colliers India
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the total institutional investment in Indian real estate in H1 2024?
The total institutional investment in Indian real estate is $4,760 million in H1 2024.
What is the share of foreign investors in the total institutional investment in H1 2024?
Foreign investors account for a 65% share of the total institutional investment in H1 2024, amounting to $3.1 billion.
Which sector has seen the highest investment in H1 2024?
The warehousing sector has seen the highest investment in H1 2024, accounting for a 34% share of investments.
What is the average deal size in H1 2024?
The average deal size in H1 2024 is $113 million.
What is the share of domestic investors in the total institutional investment in H1 2024?
Domestic investors account for a 35% share of the total institutional investment in H1 2024.
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