Retail leasing in Delhi-NCR has seen a significant 25% increase in the first half of 2025, driven by a surge in demand from fashion, home, and lifestyle brands. This growth follows a slowdown in 2024 and is expected to continue with new mall openings and rising consumer spending.
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Retail leasing in Delhi-NCR has seen a 25% increase in the first half of 2025, with leasing activity touching around five lakh sq. ft., compared to four lakh sq. ft. in the same period last year.
Fashion and apparel brands account for 35% of leasing, while homeware and departmental stores make up 30%. The remaining demand is from food & beverage players and lifestyle retailers.
Gurugram’s Grade A retail vacancies remain below 3%, indicating strong demand and a healthy market.
The growth is driven by new mall openings, rising consumer spending, and strong interest from both domestic and international retailers. Additionally, the focus on experiential retail is attracting more footfalls.
Experts expect the retail market in Delhi-NCR to maintain steady growth in 2025, with new malls, increased consumer spending, and strong retailer interest continuing to drive the market forward.

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