Institutional investments in Indian real estate jump 47% YoY in Q1 2025
As investments approach the billion-dollar mark in Q1 2025, the residential sector has emerged as the frontrunner, dominating with 62% of the total share.
As investments approach the billion-dollar mark in Q1 2025, the residential sector has emerged as the frontrunner, dominating with 62% of the total share.
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Among the top 7 cities, Chennai and Pune were the only cities to see their unsold luxury stock decline in the period, by 4% and 11%, respectively.
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Investment inflows were primarily fuelled by developer activity and significant interest from REITs and institutional investors during the quarter.
Around 48% of the properties are located in the Western part of India, followed by North with around 29%.