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India’s realty boom may need Rs 50 lakh crore in fresh capital over next decadeIndia's real estate sector requires Rs 50 lakh crore capital for growth over the next decade. Data centres, logistics, industrial real esta...- India emerges APAC’s top bet for real estate returns across sectors: CBRE surveyIndia leads Asia Pacific in real estate yields across all asset classes. Global investors are actively deploying capital into Indian real e...
- Capital deployment in India's realty surges 88% to record USD 30.7 billion: CBRE ReportFormer HDFC Chairman Deepak Parekh released a CBRE South Asia report at the CII BFSI Summit 2026, which highlighted a surge in capital depl...
- India’s realty equity inflows hit record $30.7 billion between 2024-Q1 2026Between 2024 and early 2026, India’s real estate landscape witnessed an astonishing influx of over $30 billion in equity capital, showcasin...
- Data centre segment may attract investment commitment of $54 billion this year: CBREReal estate consultant CBRE released a report 'India Alternate Sectors Outlook 2026', stating that India's total data centre stock across m...
- India emerges as APAC’s top logistics hubIndia is rapidly becoming the top warehousing destination in Asia-Pacific, with nearly 70% of regional occupiers planning expansion here, a...
- India emerges as Asia-Pacific’s top office real estate market on robust leasing sentiment: ReportIndia's commercial real estate market demonstrates remarkable resilience across office, retail, and industrial sectors, surpassing other As...
- Nearly 50pc of public infrastructure unprepared for disaster management: CBRE surveyA survey by CBRE reveals that nearly 50 per cent of public infrastructure in India is unprepared for disaster management. The findings, rel...
- Salary most important factor for job selection for over 60% respondents, says CBRE surveyCBRE has come out with a report ‘Voices from India: How will people live, work and shop in the future? The survey, which has a sample size ...
- Around 80% of office occupiers in India prioritize physical offices, surveyThe survey of 100 occupiers with a combined employee base of 1 lakh was conducted between September and November. These respondents were fr...
- Businesses want employees back in office, but offer greater flexibility: SurveyThe number of companies intending to encourage employees to work from home and only come to the office when needed fell to just 6%, half of...
- 60% of restaurants in Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru on high streets: CBRENearly 82 per cent of the restaurants in these three cities are domestic standalone outlet/chains, while the remaining 18 per cent restaura...
- Over 75 per cent MNCs prefer India for outsourcing: CBRE surveyCorporates displayed strong intentions to expand in tier 1 cities with the technology and outsourcing hub of Bengaluru receiving the strong...
- Over 80% young urban Indians live with parents: CBREThe report touches upon millennials' attitude towards the work environment (office spaces), living choices (residential real estate) and co...
- Asia Pacific shoppers prefer large malls, says surveyWith the retail real estate evolving, consumers across Asia Pacific region prefer large shopping centres to smaller formats, according to a...
- New Delhi entry point for most global retailers: StudyThe study highlighted that global retailers have a presence in emerging locations such as Chandigarh, Ahmedabad, Ludhiana, Amritsar, Luckno...
- Connaught Place eighth most expensive office place in world: CBREConnaught Place in Delhi has slipped one notch to become the world's eighth costliest office destination, property consultant CBRE said tod...
- India ranks 39th in global favourite places for retailersThe country has emerged as the 39th most preferred destination for retailers in the world, while China is the fifth in the list, which cont...
- Mumbai fourth in list of world's most expensive office marketsMumbai has moved up three positions to fourth in the league of the world's most expensive office markets.
- Dubai second most popular retail hotspot: ReportDubai has become the second most popular retail hotspot for international brands, after London, global realty consultant CBRE has said.
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