Summary:

According to Grant Thornton Bharat, India's real estate market remained resilient in FY25 despite global challenges, owing to reforms, urbanisation, and shifting consumer demand. The industry saw 99 transactions totalling Rs. 60,415 crore (US$ 6.99 billion), with private equity investing Rs. 27,225 crore (US$ 3.15 billion) in 48 agreements. Mergers and acquisitions reached 36 agreements, while IPOs and QIPs raised Rs. 25,843 crore (US$ 2.99 billion). Residential sales in major Indian cities increased 77% between FY19 and FY25, indicating improved buyer confidence, with primary sales accounting for 57% in FY25. Despite a 9% reduction in affordable home sales in Q1 FY25, unsold inventories fell 19%, indicating robust absorption and a preference for luxury housing. Office leasing has returned dramatically, spurred by demand from IT, e-commerce, and flex-space enterprises as innovation and ESG trends change the industry.

Source: IBEF

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