The significant rise in private equity investments in the Indian real estate sector during the last quarter of 2024 highlights the robustness of the market, particularly driven by large-scale transactions. The top 10 deals alone make up 93% of the total P
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The total PE investment in the Indian real estate sector from April to December 2024 stands at $2.82 billion, marking a 6% increase from the previous year.
The top 10 deals accounted for 93% of the total PE investments in the Indian real estate sector from April to December 2024.
While residential and commercial segments continued to attract substantial investments, the industrial and logistics sectors also saw a notable increase in PE interest.
Several factors are driving this growth, including government initiatives for infrastructure development, economic stability, policy reforms, and market maturity.
The outlook for PE investments in the Indian real estate sector remains positive, with experts predicting sustained growth driven by sustainable developments and ongoing urbanization.
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