Residential is where demand meets emotion — Even as commercial or industrial portfolios shimmer, most Indian homebuyers still engage with residential content when choosing where to live or rent. According to a prominent Reuters poll, home prices are expected to rise by 6.5 % in 2025, fuelled largely by demand in luxury and mid‑segment residences.
Gen Z and millennials are entering homeownership early — Average age of first-time homebuyers in India has dropped to 25–30, driven by higher income, better FinTech loans, and shifting attitudes that treat property as lifestyle expression rather than just shelter.
India’s office leasing hit 20.3 million sq ft in Q2 2025, up 8% from Q1—a record H1 total of 39 million sq ft. Bengaluru, Mumbai, Delhi‑NCR, Pune, and Chennai together accounted for over 73% of this growth
Global Capability Centres (GCCs) now contribute ~36% of leasing volume, led by tech, BFSI, and engineering firms
Occupier mix: Tech (26%), BFSI (21%), and Flex space operators (19%) dominated Q2 leasing
Nearly 93% of new supply in Q2 was green-certified; 77% of leased space was in these eco‑certified