From 2022 to 2025, India's commercial real estate market has seen significant growth, with cities like Mumbai and Hyderabad leading the way. Rental values in Mumbai have soared by 28%, while Hyderabad has witnessed a 24.1% increase.
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Mumbai has seen the highest increase in office rental values, with a 28% rise from INR 131 per sq. ft. in 2022 to INR 168 in 2025.
Hyderabad's growth is driven by its affordability, proactive government policies, and a thriving IT corridor, making it an attractive location for businesses.
Delhi NCR has registered a 20% increase in office rental values, fueled by infrastructure projects and rising demand in areas like Noida and Gurugram.
REITs are attracting investment by offering competitive capital values and contributing to the steady growth in rental yields and investor confidence.
The future outlook is positive, with continued growth expected in rental values across key metropolitan markets as India solidifies its position as a global outsourcing hub.
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