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Institutional capital in Indian commercial real estate is clearly broadening beyond its traditional anchors.

In 2025, institutional investments touched a record $8.5 billion, up 29% year-on-year. Bengaluru and Mumbai continued to lead, together absorbing nearly half of total inflows, but the bigger signal lies elsewhere.

Over 30% of investments were multi-city transactions, pointing to growing comfort with geographic diversification.

City-level occupier and rental fundamentals are now reinforcing this shift in capital allocation.

Hyderabad is seeing strong rental momentum, with 10% growth, and together with Bengaluru accounts for over 60% of GCC leasing between 2021 and 2025. This highlights the structural depth of GCC-driven demand.

Chennai is emerging as a key GCC market, with leasing in 2025 estimated at over five times 2021 levels. Competitive rentals and improving infrastructure are drawing cost-sensitive occupiers looking beyond traditional southern office hubs.

NCR recorded a 145% increase in office activity in Q1 2025. Corridors like NH-48 are translating this demand into pricing power, with rents up more than 16%.

Pune crossed 10.8 million square feet of office leasing in 2025, joining Hyderabad, NCR, and Chennai in surpassing the 10 million square feet mark for the first time. This further reinforces the widening geographic spread of institutional interest.

Bengaluru and Mumbai remain core anchors. But Hyderabad, Chennai, NCR, and Pune are increasingly being evaluated as core allocations rather than satellite markets. This geographic diversification is likely to shape how capital is deployed and how office markets evolve over the next cycle.

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India’s office market closed 2025 with record leasing momentum, supported by sustained corporate expansion and broad-based demand across major cities.

As we move into 2026, the outlook remains constructive, anchored by continued GCC expansion, occupier preference for high-quality office space, and a supportive macro environment.

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Wishing you a successful and prosperous New Year 2026.

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May the light shine bright and days glow with positivity this Diwali.

Warm wishes for happiness, prosperity, and success from Team Strata!

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Wishing everyone a Dhanteras filled with light, prosperity, and joyful new beginnings.

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Industrial Real Estate: From Fragmented Warehouses to Grade A Logistics Infrastructure

India's industrial real estate sector has undergone a dramatic transformation over the past three decades.

The market has expanded from fewer than 5 million sq. ft. of government-run facilities in 1990 to over 250 million sq. ft. of sophisticated Grade A warehousing infrastructure by 2025 - a 50-fold increase that reflects institutional confidence and the sector’s growing maturity.

What accelerated this shift?

The e-commerce boom reshaped supply chain networks across India. This shift, combined with rapid growth among third-party logistics providers, FMCG expansion, and increasing last-mile delivery requirements, created sustained demand for institutional-quality facilities.

Government initiatives such as the National Logistics Policy and the rollout of 35 sanctioned Multi-Modal Logistics Parks (MMLPs) have further professionalized the sector, integrating logistics infrastructure with major transportation networks.

This transformation marks India's emergence as a competitive global logistics hub.

With warehousing capacity projected to expand eightfold by 2047, India is building the logistics backbone to power its manufacturing ambitions and anchor its position in global supply chains.

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Wishing everyone a Happy Dussehra!

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