India's warehousing sector is set to surpass 300 million sq ft by 2025, driven by rapid industrial growth and a thriving real estate market, with Pune, NCR, and MMR leading the way.
WarehousingReal EstateIndiaCredaiCre MatrixLogisticsE CommerceRetailInfrastructureReal Estate PuneJun 13, 2024
The growth of e-commerce, retail expansion, and global companies entering the Indian market are driving the demand for warehousing and storage facilities.
Pune, NCR, and MMR are leading the warehousing growth in India, with a combined demand of 53% in the Grade A/A+ segment.
The current warehousing stock in India is 216 million sq ft, which is expected to reach 300 million sq ft by 2025.
Warehousing as an asset class offers faster production, higher revenues, and lower risks, making it an attractive investment option for many investors and developers.
The Indian government has provided policy support, including infrastructure status to the logistics sector, GST implementation, and permitting 100% FDI in warehousing & storage, to attract investments in this sector.
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