• H1 2023 witnessed a significant increase in domestic capital to 44% share of the total investment compared to 18% in 2022

• Office sector remained the most favoured sector with a major share of 66%

• Residential sector attracted investment of USD512 mn across nine deals in H1 2023

• Warehousing attracted investment of USD366 mn i.e.80% higher than H1 2022

• USD2,792 mn of platform commitment announced across 4 deals in H1 2023 to be invested in the next few years

National, June 27, 2023: Institutional investors have continued to pose faith in the Indian real estate sector despite the global headwinds including uncertainty over economic growth and geopolitical tensions. The rise in investment inflow is an indication of the growth opportunities as India continues to emerge as a bright spot among international markets.

According to JLL, India’s premier and largest professional services firm specialising in real estate, the country’s property sector has attracted over USD2.9 bn*/USD 2939 mn* worth of investments across 22 deals during H1 2023. Average deal size of investments increased by 17% to USD 134 mn compared to USD 115 mn, an aggregate of the year 2022. The Q1 attracted investment of USD 1330.7 mn which scaled up to USD 1539.3 mn in Q2. Investment pattern continues to be robust and expected to cross USD 5 bn in CY 2023.

Marginal increase – USD 2.9 bn in H1 2023 compared to USD 2.8 bn in H1 2022

H1 2023 witnessed a significant increase in the domestic capital to 44% of the total investment, compared to 18% in 2022 with the highest contribution of domestic capital in the last five years. Largest amount of investment has come from APAC region with 74% share of the total foreign investments, remainder was by Americas.

Increasing trend of average commitment amount | At 67% office sector continues to be the favoured sector