India remains top choice for land investment

India remains top choice for land investment

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India continues to rank among the top 10 global destinations for cross-border investments in land and development projects, according to a new report by Colliers. The country currently holds the seventh position in this category.

India’s strong economy, improved real estate market, and steady infrastructure growth have attracted global investors. These factors, along with supportive government policies, make India a top choice for land and development projects, especially in the Asia Pacific region.

Institutional investment in India’s real estate touched $1.3 billion in the first quarter of 2025. This marks a 31% increase compared to last year, showing investor trust in the market.

Badal Yagnik, CEO of Colliers India, noted that foreign and regional capital is entering India steadily. Investors are especially interested in land and development assets due to the wide range of opportunities and India’s growing market maturity.

Foreign investors made up nearly 40% of total institutional investments in Q1 2025. While office buildings are still a major focus, there is rising interest in residential properties, life sciences, and data centres.

The report also highlights the impact of recent repo rate cuts, bringing lending rates down to 5.5%, the lowest in three years. This move is expected to improve investor confidence further and drive new investments in various real estate segments.

Experts say India’s real estate market is becoming more diverse and attractive. With a strong supply pipeline and flexible investment structures, the country is well-positioned to attract even more global investment in the coming years.

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