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$3.9B Flow into Indian Real Estate from Private Equity (Jan-Sept 2025)

NEW DELHI: According to Savills India, a leading global real estate consulting firm, private equity investments in the Indian real estate sector reached USD 1.5 billion (₹131 billion) in Q3 2025. This marks a 32% decline compared to the previous year, yet the overall activity remains strong, with year-to-date (YTD) inflows totaling USD 3.9 billion (₹334 billion), closely approaching 2024’s figures. During Q3 2025, the office sector dominated investment, attracting USD 0.6 billion (₹52 billion), or 39% of total inflows, followed by data centers at 38%. The residential segment made up 20%, and co-living, though modest at 1%, is emerging…

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India’s Top Six Cities Absorb 57 Million Sq Ft: Report

Certainly! Here’s a rewritten version of the provided content: NEW DELHI: India’s office market experienced significant growth in 2025, achieving 56.8 million sq ft of gross absorption across its top six cities within the first nine months, as reported by Savills India. The impressive growth was primarily driven by Global Capability Centres (GCCs), which represented over 30% (5.9 million sq ft) of the total leasing activity. Other sectors such as IT-BPM, BFSI, and flexible workspaces also showed sustained demand. The report noted a 9.6% increase in new supply year-on-year, reaching 35.4 million sq ft, alongside a decrease in the overall…

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Private Equity in Indian Real Estate Rises 38% to $2.4B H1 2025

NEW DELHI: Private equity (PE) investments in the Indian real estate sector surged to USD 2.4 billion (₹203 billion) in the first half (H1) of 2025, representing a 38% year-on-year (YoY) increase, according to Savills India. The pace quickened in the April–June quarter (Q2 2025), with inflows doubling to USD 1.6 billion (₹139 billion). This rise was supported by strong demand for commercial office spaces, hospitality, and alternative segments such as student housing. “There’s a clear strategic shift towards diversifying portfolios, with investors increasingly eyeing retail, hospitality, and student housing segments. This trend reflects the market’s maturity and resilience,” stated…