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India’s real estate sector is witnessing a massive investment wave, with ₹62,000 crore pumped into land acquisitions across metros. Developers secured 2,335 acres in 134 deals, setting the stage for a surge in residential, commercial, and mixed-use developments.

Given the large number of stalled housing projects, the SWAMIH fund, which finances their completion, has demonstrated potential but has scalability issues. Despite completing over 26,000 residences and recovering a major share of investor funds, it needs to expand its reach and efficiency.

Ghaziabad is on the brink of a cultural and touristic revolution with the Ghaziabad Development Authority (GDA) announcing a significant investment of Rs 25 crore into the development of a Ramayana-themed park.

The innovation powerhouse of Bengaluru has a shortage of high-quality office assets for investment, so institutional investors are working with developers to build high-quality office spaces from the start.

Brookfield India Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) and Singapore's sovereign wealth fund GIC have formed an equal partnership to acquire two large commercial properties totaling 6.5 million square feet from Brookfield Asset Management's private real estate funds.

According to real estate insiders in Bangalore, the Prestige Group is aiming to establish and manage two real estate-focused investment funds totaling USD 500 million to acquire land for its residential business.

Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, and JPMorgan, the three bulge-bracket banking groups of the US, are likely to get active in Indian real estate after a long gap, according to executives with property funds and consultancies.