According to a recent survey by real estate consultancy firm Knight Frank India, Kolkata has witnessed a significant 28% year-over-year growth in warehouse leasing in 2024, recording 6.5 million square feet of new leases.
Warehouse LeasingReal EstateKolkataEcommerceIndustrial GrowthReal EstateMar 16, 2025

The primary driver for the 28% year-over-year growth in warehouse leasing in Kolkata is the surge in demand from the e-commerce sector, which requires robust logistics and distribution infrastructure.
Other sectors contributing to the demand for warehouse space in Kolkata include manufacturing, retail, and pharmaceuticals, alongside the dominant e-commerce sector.
Improved infrastructure, such as better road connectivity and the expansion of ports, has made Kolkata an attractive hub for logistics and supply chain operations, thereby attracting more investments.
The main challenges include the availability of skilled labor and the need for continuous infrastructure upgrades. These issues are being addressed by developers and investors to ensure sustained growth.
The outlook is positive, with real estate experts predicting continued growth in warehouse leasing as more companies look to establish a presence in the eastern region and benefit from the city's strategic location.

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