Summary :

Private equity (PE) investments in India’s real estate sector rose to ₹20,566 crore (US$ 2.4 billion) in H1 2025, up 38% year-on-year, as per Savills India. Q2 alone saw ₹13,710 crore (US$ 1.6 billion), doubling Q1 figures. Commercial offices led with 31% share, while hospitality and student housing gained 15% and 1%, showing rising interest in alternative assets. Land deals surged, accounting for 40% of PE inflows in H1, up from 13% in 2024, with Mumbai attracting 70% of these investments. Foreign investors contributed 76% of total inflows, reflecting strong global confidence. Major Q2 deals included Blackstone’s ₹3,239 crore (US$ 378 million) investment in Kolkata’s South City Mall—the largest retail deal—along with Sumitomo’s ₹2,528 crore (US$ 295 million) and Brookfield’s ₹1,294 crore (US$ 151 million) in MMRDA assets. Savills’ Sumeet Bhatia noted growing interest in diverse asset classes, signalling market maturity and resilience. The trend is expected to continue as global investors seek long-term value in India’s real estate sector.

Source: IBEF

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