Overview
- Institutional inflows rose 29% from 2024 to an all-time high, according to new data from Colliers India.
- Domestic capital more than doubled to about $4.8 billion, taking a 57% share, while foreign inflows fell 16% to $3.65 billion.
- Office assets captured 54% of annual allocations with roughly $4.5 billion, supported by sustained Grade A leasing.
- Bengaluru and Mumbai garnered nearly half of the total at about $2.2 billion and $1.8 billion respectively, led by large office deals.
- The October–December quarter set a record at $4.2 billion, and Colliers expects continued momentum in 2026 focused on offices, industrial/logistics and residential.