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.
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