Soaring Investments Revitalize India's Housing Market
India's housing market witnessed a 46% rise in institutional investment in 2024 with USD 1.15 billion. Total real estate investments reached USD 6.5 billion, driven by strong residential demand. Foreign investors made significant contributions, particularly in the Industrial & warehousing segments.
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India's housing market experienced a significant boost in institutional investment last year, reaching USD 1.15 billion, a remarkable 46% increase from the previous year.
According to Colliers India, total institutional investments in the real estate sector surged by 22% to USD 6.5 billion in 2024, compared to USD 5.4 billion the year prior.
The industrial and warehousing sectors drew the largest investments, while foreign investors accounted for 66% of the inflow, led predominantly by Asia Pacific financiers, amid governmental policy support bolstering continued interest.
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