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India's real estate sector experienced a record USD 14.25 billion equity inflow last year, reflecting a 25 per cent annual increase as developers and institutional investors maintained strong confidence. Land and development sites captured the largest share of investments at 46 per cent, followed by office assets at 28 per cent. Developers led capital deployment with 47 per cent, while institutional investors held 30 per cent. Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Delhi-NCR were the top recipients of capital inflows, highlighting the continuing maturation and robust momentum of India's real estate market.
The Indian real estate sector recorded a historic equity capital inflow of USD 14.25 billion in the past year, marking a 25 per cent annual growth, driven by continued confidence among developers and institutional investors, according to a report by CBRE. Advertisement
Equity capital from multiple sources, including developers, institutional investors, and Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs), stood at USD 11.43 billion in 2024, highlighting a steady upward trend in investment. The latest CBRE report emphasized that land and development sites dominated the investment landscape, drawing over 46 per cent of total inflows in 2025, followed by built-up office assets, which received 28 per cent of the investments.
Anshuman Magazine, Chairman and CEO for India, South-East Asia, Middle East, and Africa at CBRE, observed that the focus on land and development, alongside growing interest in office and warehousing assets, reflects a maturing market. Over 60 per cent of site and land acquisition inflows during 2025 were directed towards residential and office development projects. He added that strong domestic capital, supported by steady foreign participation, sets a positive stage for continued growth in 2026.
In terms of capital deployment, developers accounted for 47 per cent of total investments last year, while institutional investors contributed a 30 per cent share. Among Indian cities, Mumbai led in attracting capital inflows with a 24 per cent share, followed by Bengaluru at 20 per cent and Delhi-NCR at 11 per cent.
Source PTI
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