Summary:

In Q1 2026, capital inflows to India's real estate sector increased 72% year over year to Rs. 4.76 lakh crore (US$5.1 billion), the biggest amount ever recorded for a quarter. Nearly 96% of these inflows came from domestic investors, indicating robust local confidence in spite of global worries. The deployment of capital was significantly influenced by developers and REITs, highlighting a move toward domestically directed investments.

This increase is a reflection of the industry's increasing resilience and maturity. Stable, revenueproducing properties are preferred by investors, particularly commercial office buildings. While international investment is still hesitant, domestic liquidity is now a major development engine. This favorable momentum is anticipated to be sustained by strong demand, improved asset quality, and growing urban prospects.

Source: IBEF

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