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India's real estate landscape is evolving rapidly, with warehousing and commercial real estate emerging as the hottest sectors in 2025. Driven by dynamic shifts in consumer behavior, e-commerce growth, and an influx of private equity investments, these segments are reshaping the future of asset leasing and investment in major Indian cities. The warehousing sector in India is thriving, propelled by robust demand from manufacturing, e-commerce, and third-party logistics (3PL) players. Leasing volumes surged, with Q1 2025 witnessing a 50% year-on-year growth in warehousing space transactions, predominantly in premium Grade A facilities. The manufacturing sector alone accounted for nearly half of the leasing activity, supported by government initiatives like Make in India and Production Linked Incentive schemes, which are attracting global manufacturers to expand operations in India. Cities like Bengaluru, Mumbai, and Delhi-NCR are key hotspots where warehousing space demand continues ...

The Indian real estate landscape is witnessing a decisive moment as DLF, one of the country’s largest and most respected developers, announces an extraordinary investment of ₹23,500 crore to complete its ongoing residential projects across the National Capital Region (NCR) and Mumbai. This significant capital infusion underscores a strong developer commitment to timely delivery, enhancing buyer confidence and setting a benchmark for project execution in two of India’s most dynamic housing markets. DLF’s strategy focuses on completing projects that have already been launched, showcasing a shift from expansion to execution excellence. With ₹10,429 crore in cash resources—including ₹7,782 crore secured in Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) escrow accounts—and customer receivables of ₹37,220 crore, the company is financially well-positioned to meet its construction commitments. This large-scale investment not only supports DLF’s current projects but also signals positive momentum for ...

Bengaluru, India’s bustling tech hub, is on the verge of a significant transformation with the development of the Yellow Line Metro. This new infrastructure project promises not only to enhance connectivity but also to unlock the affordable housing market specifically tailored for the city's vast population of tech professionals. As the city continues to expand and innovate, the Yellow Line Metro is poised to play a pivotal role in creating growth opportunities driven by infrastructure. The Yellow Line Metro corridor will connect key tech zones with residential areas, making daily commutes smoother and more efficient. This improved accessibility enables affordable housing projects to thrive, allowing techies and young professionals to find homes closer to their workplaces without compromising on budget or convenience. The enhanced transport network is also likely to attract developers to invest in residential projects along the corridor, providing quality, affordable living spaces....

“Home is not a place, it’s a feeling—and community living makes that feeling universal.” Introduction The co-living revolution is reshaping India’s urban landscape in 2025, answering the housing needs of an ever-mobile, young population. What began as a niche solution for students and young professionals has rapidly evolved into a vibrant, organized segment, fundamentally changing expectations of city living and propelling the country’s real estate sector into an era of flexibility, convenience, and community. The Surge of Co-living: Key Growth Drivers Urban Migration:  By 2025, India’s demand for co-living beds has reached 6.6 million, projected to rise to 9.1 million by 2030, driven primarily by Millennials and Gen Z who seek affordability and lifestyle in high-cost metro cities. Flexibility &...