Mumbai attracted nearly half of the real estate investments in the Asia Pacific region during the second half of 2024, driven by the acquisition of office assets, according to a recent report by Colliers.
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The primary factor driving real estate investments in Mumbai is the strong demand for office spaces, driven by the presence of multinational corporations and a vibrant startup ecosystem.
In addition to office spaces, the residential and retail sectors in Mumbai are also seeing increased investments, driven by the growing population and increasing consumer spending power.
Some challenges facing the real estate market in Mumbai include regulatory hurdles, land acquisition difficulties, and the need for more sustainable development practices.
The government is supporting the real estate sector in Mumbai through initiatives aimed at fostering a conducive business environment and infrastructure projects such as the Mumbai Metro and the Western and Eastern Freeways.
Colliers is a leading global real estate services and investment management firm that provides comprehensive solutions to property owners, investors, and occupiers across various real estate segments.
Indian realty sector witnesses significant investment from domestic investors in the second quarter, with major cities like Mumbai and Bengaluru leading the charge.
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