The retail real estate market has undergone a significant transformation, shifting from traditional brick-and-mortar stores to comprehensive retail destinations that offer a multifaceted environment for consumers.
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The main objective was to provide a wide array of stores under one roof, offering convenience and variety to shoppers.
The rise of experiential retail reflects the evolving preferences of Indian consumers, who seek not just products but immersive experiences.
Developers have played a crucial role in transforming retail spaces, responding adeptly to consumers’ changing demands and showing remarkable adaptability and versatility in their business strategies.
According to a recent JLL report, new retail space supply is projected to surge by 45% from the current 91 mn sq ft across seven major cities by 2028.
The Indian retail sector presents a promising investment landscape for domestic and global entities, fueled by increasing disposable incomes, rapid urbanization, and a burgeoning digital consumer base.

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