India's retail sector is poised for a major expansion, with a massive 45 million square feet of new retail space expected to be added over the next 5 years.
Retail SpaceIndiaReal EstateE CommerceOmnichannel RetailingReal Estate MumbaiJun 03, 2024
The growth of the retail sector in India is driven by the increasing purchasing power of the Indian middle class, rapid urbanization, and the growth of e-commerce.
Delhi-NCR, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Chennai are expected to lead the charge in terms of new retail space additions.
Experiential retail refers to retail spaces that provide an immersive and engaging experience for customers, often incorporating entertainment, F&B, and other experiential offerings.
The growth of e-commerce is expected to drive up the demand for retail spaces as online retailers look to establish a physical presence and integrate online and offline shopping channels.
Omnichannel retailing refers to the integration of online and offline shopping channels, allowing customers to seamlessly transition between online and offline shopping experiences.
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