India's Leap Towards Sustainable & Innovative Workspace Design
- Industry News
- March 13, 2024

Real estate emerged as India’s fastest-growing services sub-sector in June 2026, expanding 24.7% year on year, according to MoSPI. Retail, wholesale, IT and administrative services also posted strong gains. The performance comes as India’s Q1 FY27 GDP growth reached 7.8%, highlighting resilient economic activity despite global uncertainties.
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Rahul Arora has stepped down as Senior Managing Director at JLL India after nearly ten years, marking the end of a significant leadership tenure. His departure comes as India’s commercial real estate advisory sector becomes more institutional, creating fresh opportunities for specialist advisory firms amid sustained office leasing demand and market expansion.
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Global institutional investors plan to deploy nearly USD 144 billion into commercial real estate in 2026, led by offices, logistics, and living sectors. India is emerging as a strategic market, supported by strong occupier demand, high-quality office stock, and scalable partnership opportunities. Core and Core-plus strategies dominate the investment approach.
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Gurugram recorded ₹86,588 crore in real estate investments across 131 RERA-approved projects in 2025, according to Gurugram RERA. The growth spans residential, commercial, and mixed-use developments, led by premium projects, while mid-segment and affordable housing gained traction, strengthening investor and buyer confidence in the market.
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Institutional investments in India’s real estate sector reached an all-time high of $8.1 billion in 2025, led by a sharp surge in Q4, according to Vestian. Commercial assets dominated inflows, sustainability gained traction, and foreign and co-investments rose strongly, reflecting sustained investor confidence.
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A significant commercial real estate transaction in Gurugram’s office sector has highlighted evolving trends in India’s workspace market. A 1.9 million sq ft technology-driven business park has changed ownership in a Rs 2,050 crore deal, signaling confidence in well-leased, transit-connected properties despite hybrid work dynamics.
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