India's Grade A Warehousing Market Set to Boom with 45 Mn Sq Ft Leasing in 2024

India's Grade A warehousing market is witnessing an unprecedented boom, driven primarily by key regions such as the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR), Pune, and NCR, which collectively account for 64% of the total demand.

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India's Grade A Warehousing Market Set to Boom with 45 Mn Sq Ft Leasing in 2024
Real Estate Pune:India's Grade A warehousing market is witnessing an unprecedented boom, with record-high demand reflecting the growing strength of the country's logistics and industrial sectors. According to a report by CREDAI and CRE Matrix, leasing of premium warehousing spaces is set to cross 45 million Square Feet in 2024, with H1 2024 clocking 20.3 MSF and H2 2024 projected to cross 25 MSF.

The report also revealed that the warehousing demand/leasing of 20.3 MSF in H1 2024 far surpassed new supply, which stood at 14.8 MSF. The segment also recorded the lowest ever vacancy rate of 8.2% - demonstrating the industry's sharp trajectory.The rapid growth is driven primarily by key regions such as the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR), Pune, and NCR, which collectively account for 64% of the total demand. Pune has seen extremely high demand for Grade A warehousing space, contributing significantly to overall demand in the market.

Despite a surge in demand, Pune faces a supply shortage, with the demand-to-supply ratio hitting 2x, indicating the potential for significant new development in the coming quarters. Similarly, Chennai registered a demand-to-supply ratio of 1.6x, highlighting the increasing attractiveness of its logistics infrastructure.

With a vacancy rate of just 7.4%, the city is poised to maintain its upward trajectory as more industries look to establish a presence in this vital southern market. This also indicates the region's emerging role as a logistics and manufacturing hub.

Due to the aforementioned gap between the burgeoning demand for high-quality warehousing, the warehousing rental rates in H1 2024 also increased at 4% YoY, across the country. The persistent demand is primarily driven by Third-party logistics, Manufacturing, and Electronics sectors accounting for nearly two-thirds of the demand for Grade A spaces. India's Grade A warehousing stock is projected to surpass 300 MSF by 2025 - which currently stands at 238.5 MSF, providing a promising outlook for stakeholders.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is driving the growth of India's Grade A warehousing market?

The growth of India's Grade A warehousing market is driven primarily by key regions such as the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR), Pune, and NCR, which collectively account for 64% of the total demand.

What is the projected leasing of premium warehousing spaces in 2024?

According to a report by CREDAI and CRE Matrix, leasing of premium warehousing spaces is set to cross 45 million Square Feet in 2024.

What is the current vacancy rate in the Grade A warehousing market?

The segment recorded the lowest ever vacancy rate of 8.2% in H1 2024.

Which sectors are driving the demand for Grade A warehousing spaces?

The persistent demand is primarily driven by Third-party logistics, Manufacturing, and Electronics sectors accounting for nearly two-thirds of the demand for Grade A spaces.

What is the projected growth of India's Grade A warehousing stock by 2025?

India's Grade A warehousing stock is projected to surpass 300 MSF by 2025, which currently stands at 238.5 MSF.

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