Indian Real Estate Surges with $11.4 Billion in Equity Investments in 2024
The Indian real estate sector saw a significant boost in equity investments, totaling $11.4 billion in 2024, marking a 54% increase year-over-year. Segments like retail and hospitality are set to gain renewed interest as the market continues to diversify
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According to a report by CBRE, this robust growth is primarily attributed to investments from developers and institutional investors.
Mumbai and Delhi-NCR emerged as the top destinations for these investments, each capturing around 25% of the total equity inflows.
Bengaluru followed with approximately 14% of the investments, while Chennai and Hyderabad secured 8% and 6% respectively.
In terms of asset classes, land and development sites dominated the market with a 39% share, followed by the office sector at 32%, retail at 9%, residential at 8%, industrial and logistics (I&L) at 6%, hotels at 2%, and other segments making up more than 4%.
Domestic investors continued to be the primary contributors, accounting for around 70% of the total equity investments in 2024.
International investors from Singapore, the US, and Canada collectively contributed more than 25% of the total equity investments.
Developers played a crucial role in driving capital inflows, capturing about 44% of the total equity investments.
Institutional players accounted for 36%, corporations for 11%, REITs for 4%, and other categories for around 5%.
Frequently Asked Questions
What was the total equity investment in the Indian real estate sector in 2024?
The total equity investment in the Indian real estate sector in 2024 was $11.4 billion.
Which cities were the top destinations for investment inflows in 2024?
Mumbai and Delhi-NCR were the top destinations, each accounting for around 25% of the total investment inflows.
What asset classes saw the most investment in 2024?
Land and development sites dominated with a 39% share, followed by the office sector at 32%.
What percentage of the total equity investments came from domestic investors?
Domestic investors contributed around 70% of the total equity investments.
Which segments are expected to experience renewed interest in 2025?
Segments such as retail and hospitality are expected to experience renewed interest as the market continues to diversify and adapt to evolving consumer and business needs.
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