šļøIndiaās real estate capital journey is taking a new turn in 2025. Itās not a time of trouble, but a time of major changes. After a strong recovery in 2024, where private equity investments in Indian real estate went up to $4.9 billion, the first half of 2025 saw volumes drop to $1.7 billion.
šļøOn the surface, this might seem like a sign of caution. But in reality, it shows a deeper shift in how investors around the world and in India see real estate. Global economic conditions, like high interest rates in developed countries and a weaker Indian rupee, have made investors think twice before investing.
šļøThe days of investing purely based on high returns are over. Investors are now looking for more stable investments, like structured equity and long-term investments in warehouses, residential properties, and high-quality office buildings. At the same time, investors from Asia, especially from Singapore and Japan, and more domestic investors, are stepping up where Western investors have stepped back.Ā
Credits: Knight Frank (I)
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