India's Economic Surge: FTAs Propel Global Collaborative Centers

India's burgeoning economy is set for further growth via key trade agreements with global powers, boosting investment and real estate demand. The trade deals will enhance India's competitiveness, particularly attracting Global Capability Centers (GCCs) to expand across sectors, bolstered by robust domestic demand.

India is reinforcing its position as a major economic force with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) upgrading its growth projections. With recent adjustments, the country is set to achieve a GDP growth of 6.3% by 2026 and 6.5% in 2027, fueled by strong domestic demand and strategic trade agreements.

Comprehensive trade agreements with the US, EU, and the UK are poised to amplify India's export competitiveness while reducing barriers, enticing global firms to expand operations. These developments promise a surge in real estate demand, particularly for office spaces catering to Global Capability Centers (GCCs).

The trade deals, once fully implemented, have the potential to accelerate the influx of foreign investments in key sectors like Technology and Financial Services, supporting India's transformation into a hub for research and innovation-driven GCCs, aligning with global integration trends.