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16h agoIndian real-estate fundraising climbs to ₹23,080 cr in FY25, highest in seven years
A report by Equirus Capital showed India’s real-estate sector mobilized ₹23,080 crore in FY25 across 12 transactions through equity and structured debt instruments, the largest aggregate since FY18. Developers used private credit and alternate investment funds amid volatile rates and slower public issuances. Residential projects accounted for over 60% of total fundraising, followed by office assets and warehousing. Analysts highlight growing institutional participation and reviving REIT pipelines as a sign of market maturity. The report predicts continued momentum through FY26 supported by urbanization and infra-linked demand in tier-1 cities and emerging metros.
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16h agoIndian real-estate fundraising climbs to ₹23,080 cr in FY25, highest in seven years
A report by Equirus Capital showed India’s real-estate sector mobilized ₹23,080 crore in FY25 across 12 transactions through equity and structured debt instruments, the largest aggregate since FY18. Developers used private credit and alternate investment funds amid volatile rates and slower public issuances. Residential projects accounted for over 60% of total fundraising, followed by office assets and warehousing. Analysts highlight growing institutional participation and reviving REIT pipelines as a sign of market maturity. The report predicts continued momentum through FY26 supported by urbanization and infra-linked demand in tier-1 cities and emerging metros.
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Indian real-estate fundraising climbs to ₹23,080 cr in FY25, highest in seven years
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Indian real estate raised ₹23,080 cr in FY25 via 12 deals, a seven-year high, driven by residential and office assets and greater institutional capital interest through private credit and REIT channels.
A report by Equirus Capital showed India’s real-estate sector mobilized ₹23,080 crore in FY25 across 12 transactions through equity and structured debt instruments, the largest aggregate since FY18. Developers used private credit and alternate investment funds amid volatile rates and slower public issuances. Residential projects accounted for over 60% of total fundraising, followed by office assets and warehousing. Analysts highlight growing institutional participation and reviving REIT pipelines as a sign of market maturity. The report predicts continued momentum through FY26 supported by urbanization and infra-linked demand in tier-1 cities and emerging metros.
A report by Equirus Capital showed India’s real-estate sector mobilized ₹23,080 crore in FY25 across 12 transactions through equity and structured debt instruments, the largest aggregate since FY18. Developers used private credit and alternate investment funds amid volatile rates and slower public issuances. Residential projects accounted for over 60% of total fundraising, followed by office assets and warehousing. Analysts highlight growing institutional participation and reviving REIT pipelines as a sign of market maturity. The report predicts continued momentum through FY26 supported by urbanization and infra-linked demand in tier-1 cities and emerging metros.
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Oct 23, 2025 • 12:25 IST