Amazon Expands in Bengaluru with 1.1 Million Sq Ft New Office Space
- Industry News
- June 20, 2024
India’s real estate sector saw an 88% investment surge in H2 2024, reaching $3 billion, driven by office and industrial growth. Foreign capital comprised 57% of inflows, with Mumbai as a key hub. Experts cite strong economic growth and policy measures as catalysts for continued investment momentum into 2025.
READ MOREIndia’s real estate sector in 2025 is set for dynamic growth, driven by technology, sustainability, and rising investments. With Tier-II cities emerging as key players, office spaces evolving, and luxury housing surging, the industry is reshaping urban landscapes and redefining living, working, and retail experiences across the country.
READ MOREIndia’s real estate market is rapidly growing, projected to hit $1.28 trillion by 2035 at a 24.29% CAGR. Foreign investments are surging, with 55% of Q1 2024 inflows from global investors. Office leasing, affordable housing, and tech-driven developments fuel this boom, solidifying India’s global position.
READ MOREThe Union Budget 2025–26 aims to transform India’s commercial real estate sector with tax incentives, infrastructure expansion, and regulatory reforms. Experts highlight GST simplifications, lower interest rates, and rising coworking space demand. While concerns over capital expenditure persist, the budget’s pro-growth measures are expected to drive investment and innovation.
READ MORERERA, primarily for homebuyers, also covers commercial real estate if ownership transfer is involved. Investors can seek redress for stalled projects, but leasing agreements fall outside its scope, creating potential loopholes. Developers face increasing scrutiny to comply with RERA regulations, ensuring greater transparency in sales.
READ MOREUnion Budget 2025 introduces key measures impacting real estate, including tax relief, a ₹15,000 crore affordable housing fund, and ₹15.5 lakh crore for infrastructure. It also boosts rental markets, Global Capability Centers (GCCs), and hospitality investments. These policies will drive commercial and residential growth, supporting India’s $7 trillion economic vision.
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