Equity investment in Indian real estate rises 74 pc in Jan-Mar to nearly $3 bn: CBRE

New Delhi: Indian Real Estate region attracted 74 percent more equity funding of about 2.9 billion USD during the January-March period amidst a strong demand for property. The data from the Real Estate Advisor CBRE showed that equity investment in real estate was US $ 2.9 billion in January-March 2025, registering a growth of 74 percent year-on-year.

“Investment arrival was mainly fuel during the March quarter by developing developer activity and real estate investment trusts and significant interest from institutional investors,” he said.

The total equity investment was 1.7 billion USD during the year-old period.
Ansuman magazine, president and CEO – India, South -East Asia, Middle East and Africa, CBRE, said, “India's real estate sector displays flexibility and attracts continuous investor interest despite global headwinds.”

The rapid increase in capital flow during the period under review reflects strong infrastructure, strong demand in asset classes and increasing confidence between both domestic and foreign investors.


The magazine said, “With structural changes in occupation preferences and the dynamics of the developed market, we hope that this positive speed will continue in core and emerging segments throughout the year.” The advisor said that the property of land/development sites and built-up offices is about 74 percent of the total capital flow during January-March this year.