Equity capital inflow in Indian real estate rises  25 pc to...

Key Highlights

• Anshuman Magazine, Chairman & CEO – India, South-East Asia, Middle East & Africa, CBRE, noted that the dominance of land and development-led investments, alongside rising interest in office and warehousing assets, reflects a maturing market.
• More than 60 per cent of total inflows in site/land acquisitions during 2025 were deployed for residential and office developments, he said.
• “The depth of domestic capital, complemented by steady foreign participation, positions India well for continued momentum in 2026,” Magazine said.
• During 2025, the CBRE data suggested that the developers accounted for a 47 per cent share of total capital deployment, followed by institutional investors (30 per cent share).
• Among the major cities, Mumbai attracted the highest share (24 per cent) of capital inflows in 2025, followed by Bengaluru (20 per cent) and Delhi-NCR (11 per cent).