Godrej Properties CEO, Gaurav Pandey, highlighted that the market share of the top 15 developers has doubled to nearly 20% in the last five years. The residential real estate sector witnessed record demand and sales value in 2024.
Real EstateMarket ShareGodrej PropertiesResidential SectorEconomic GrowthReal Estate MumbaiFeb 11, 2025
The market share of the top 15 developers in the Indian real estate sector has nearly doubled over the last five years, reaching about 19%.
In 2024, the residential real estate sector in India saw a record demand of about 1 billion square feet, which is the highest ever recorded.
Approximately 75% of the demand in the residential real estate sector is concentrated in the top five cities: Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR), Delhi-NCR, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Pune.
The government's tax cut is expected to boost consumption demand, which will have a positive trickle-down effect on the real estate sector, making people more confident to take long-term loans for property purchases.
The Indian office market is projected to see gross leasing of 65-70 million square feet in 2025, continuing the momentum from the record-breaking demand in recent years.
The Union Budget 2024-25 has announced several measures to boost India's real estate industry, including affordable housing, urban development, and infrastructure growth.
Driven by rising demand from various sectors, the industrial and logistics real estate segment saw a significant boost in the third quarter of the year. The trend is expected to continue with more Grade A assets being preferred by occupiers.
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