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Time of India
23-04-2025
- Business
- Time of India
Industrial and logistics supply grows by 57% YoY in Q1 2025
India's Industrial & Logistics (I&L) sector recorded a robust 57% year-on-year growth in new supply during January–March 2025, reaching 12.4 million sq. ft., according to the latest India Market Monitor Q1 2025 – Industrial & Logistics report by CBRE South Asia Pvt. Ltd. This significant supply addition was driven primarily by institutional investor-backed developers, who are actively expanding their footprint to meet strong occupier demand with high-quality, Grade A warehousing assets. Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Chennai accounted for nearly 69% of the new supply, reinforcing their positions as key I&L development hubs. The fresh stock was strategically aligned with demand from e-commerce, third-party logistics (3PL), and manufacturing occupiers, who continue to seek large, modern spaces in well-connected corridors. Developers supported by both domestic and global institutional capital are increasingly focusing on Tier I and select Tier II cities, where improving infrastructure and policy support are enabling faster project delivery and long-term scalability. The surge in supply coincided with strong leasing activity, which grew ~40% Y-o-Y to reach 12.1 million sq. ft. across India's top eight cities. Delhi-NCR, Hyderabad, and Bengaluru together accounted for approximately 60% of total leasing volumes, with Delhi-NCR leading at 3.7 million sq. ft., followed by Hyderabad at 1.9 million sq. ft. and Bengaluru at 1.7 million sq. ft. This leasing momentum was powered by large-block commitments from key sectors such as 3PL, e-commerce, engineering and manufacturing (E&M), auto and ancillary, and FMCG. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Play War Thunder now for free War Thunder Play Now Undo 3PL players dominated leasing with a 31% share, led by multi-location transactions, while e-commerce players accounted for 28%—a more than threefold increase compared to the previous year—driven by major expansion and the rapid development of fulfilment centers. Engineering and manufacturing contributed 17%, while auto and ancillary stood at 8% and FMCG at 5%. Commenting on the sector's performance, Anshuman Magazine, Chairman & CEO - India, South-East Asia, Middle East & Africa, CBRE, said, 'India's Industrial and Logistics sector continues to exhibit robust and sustained growth, underpinned by strong demand from 3PL players and e-commerce platforms. The first quarter of 2025 has recorded healthy leasing and supply volumes. As India continues to diversify its industrial base and improve infrastructure, we expect sustained demand from a wider spectrum of occupiers, positioning the country as a regional powerhouse in the global supply chain.' Live Events Ram Chandnani, Managing Director, Advisory & Transaction Services, India, CBRE, added, 'The leasing activity in Q1 2025 reaffirms the strong fundamentals of India's Industrial and Logistics market. With growth in leasing activity and active participation from both domestic and international occupiers, we are seeing a clear uptick in investments and long-term commitments. This momentum is further supported by rising interest from global corporations—particularly from the EMEA and American regions—underscoring India's strategic importance as a fast-emerging logistics and distribution hub in the Asia-Pacific region.' Looking ahead, the outlook for the I&L sector remains optimistic. Leasing momentum is expected to continue through 2025, supported by the continued dominance of 3PL and e-commerce occupiers, expansion from sectors such as E&M, FMCG, and auto, and a steady pipeline of institutional-grade supply. Developers are likely to continue scaling up their presence, delivering future-ready assets that accommodate automation, ESG compliance, and operational flexibility. As India cements its position in the global supply chain, the availability and delivery of high-quality, scalable warehousing will play a pivotal role in shaping the next phase of growth in the country's industrial real estate landscape.
Business Standard
21-04-2025
- Business
- Business Standard
Luxury That Lasts: How Premium Luxury Projects Are Becoming Family Heirlooms
NewsVoir New Delhi [India], April 21: In an era where trends change overnight, the idea of legacy is finding new roots in the real estate sector. For buyers, a home has become more than just a place to live, it is a statement of values, a vessel of memories, and increasingly, a gift meant to outlive its first owner. Families today aren't just buying for the present; they're investing in homes they envision passing down, brick by brick, to the next generation. Beyond the tangible value of square footage and amenities, luxury homes hold a deeper, more personal kind of worth- emotional equity. Over time, a home becomes more than just a well-designed structure; it transforms into a backdrop for life itself. This emotional connection, layered with the home's financial appreciation, makes luxury residences uniquely powerful as generational assets. The real estate sector is witnessing developers creating housing projects that resonate with the emotional value of buyers. Developers with credible track records and legacy-driven expertise are consistently leading this transformation and one among them is Prateek Group, a developer that has redefined luxury living in Noida and Ghaziabad. With well-thought-out layouts, curated lifestyle amenities, and a strong emphasis on timeless design, Prateek Group has been crafting exceptional projects of its time. Rishabh Verma, a 36-year-old IT professional, who is planning to buy his dream home in one of the Prateek Group's projects shared his experience. He said, "While we are excited to own our dream home, it isn't just about ticking boxes like location or amenities. We wanted a place that our kids would be proud to call home even 25 years from now and would like to hold onto its prestige. Since we are exploring Prateek Canary located in sec-150 Noida to own our very first home, we must say that we resonated with this project being crafted with each detailing fitting well with our aspirations of home and lifestyle. My wife and I often talk about how having a home here evokes a sense of belongingness and that is priceless." As per CBRE South Asia's 'India Market Monitor, Q1 2025- Residential' report, India's luxury housing segment (units priced at Rs 4 crore and above) recorded 28% Y-o-Y sales growth in Jan- Mar 2025 across India's top seven cities. The segment witnessed total sales of approximately 1,930 luxury units during the quarter. Among the top seven cities, Delhi-NCR led in quarterly luxury unit sales, recording nearly half of total sales at around 950 luxury units, followed by Mumbai, which had a share of 23% in overall sales. Further, prime areas such as Noida, Greater Noida West, Gurugram, and select pockets of Ghaziabad like Siddharth Vihar have emerged as hotspots for premium luxury developments, projects that promise not only an elevated lifestyle but also long-term capital appreciation. Hence, buyers are no longer driven solely by location or amenities; they're looking for homes that will remain relevant, desirable, and profitable for decades to come. Meera Sinha, a 35-year-old teacher, shared her experience of buying her life's biggest investment. She said "Since my parents live in Ghaziabad, I was looking to invest in a property and buy a house of my own here. Having travelled across the globe, I have always been fascinated with a serene and convenient lifestyle that is not only relevant in today's time but also designed for future living. I have come across Prateek Grand Begonia as one of the most promising developments taking place in Siddharth Vihar. It was quite impressive to see Prateek Group's legacy in building such projects over the years and standing the test of the time which further encouraged me to go for this." Besides, being a safe financial bet, urban centers are witnessing the trend of families being keen to hold onto luxury homes, an asset that blends architectural brilliance with emotional and financial value. When backed by a trusted developer, such projects offer more than just a high address; they promise legacy living. In the luxury segment, the developer's reputation can be as influential as the property itself. Projects by trusted names like Prateek Group not only retain their market value over time but also gain an added layer of prestige that resonates with future generations. With years of experience in the sector, the Prateek Group has carved a niche as a developer who is known for its impeccable design sensibility, enduring construction quality, and thoughtful community planning. For many families, holding onto a legacy home is not just about real estate; it's about safeguarding both financial and emotional wealth for future generations. As property values in well-located, premium developments continue to appreciate, families are recognizing these homes as smart instruments of wealth preservation, especially in the face of economic volatility. In the end, true luxury lies in what lasts.
Fashion Value Chain
21-04-2025
- Business
- Fashion Value Chain
Luxury That Lasts: How Premium Luxury Projects Are Becoming Family Heirlooms
In an era where trends change overnight, the idea of legacy is finding new roots in the real estate sector. For buyers, a home has become more than just a place to live, it is a statement of values, a vessel of memories, and increasingly, a gift meant to outlive its first owner. Families today aren't just buying for the present; they're investing in homes they envision passing down, brick by brick, to the next generation. Built for today, cherished for generations – luxury that becomes legacy Beyond the tangible value of square footage and amenities, luxury homes hold a deeper, more personal kind of worth- emotional equity. Over time, a home becomes more than just a well-designed structure; it transforms into a backdrop for life itself. This emotional connection, layered with the home's financial appreciation, makes luxury residences uniquely powerful as generational assets. The real estate sector is witnessing developers creating housing projects that resonate with the emotional value of buyers. Developers with credible track records and legacy-driven expertise are consistently leading this transformation and one among them is Prateek Group, a developer that has redefined luxury living in Noida and Ghaziabad. With well-thought-out layouts, curated lifestyle amenities, and a strong emphasis on timeless design, Prateek Group has been crafting exceptional projects of its time. Rishabh Verma, a 36-year-old IT professional, who is planning to buy his dream home in one of the Prateek Groups projects shared his experience. He said, 'While we are excited to own our dream home, it isn't just about ticking boxes like location or amenities. We wanted a place that our kids would be proud to call home even 25 years from now and would like to hold onto its prestige. Since we are exploring Prateek Canary located in sec-150 Noida to own our very first home, we must say that we resonated with this project being crafted with each detailing fitting well with our aspirations of home and lifestyle. My wife and I often talk about how having a home here evokes a sense of belongingness and that is priceless.' As per CBRE South Asia's 'India Market Monitor, Q1 2025- Residential' report, India's luxury housing segment (units priced at Rs 4 crore and above) recorded 28% Y-o-Y sales growth in Jan- Mar 2025 across India's top seven cities. The segment witnessed total sales of approximately 1,930 luxury units during the quarter. Among the top seven cities, Delhi-NCR led in quarterly luxury unit sales, recording nearly half of total sales at around 950 luxury units, followed by Mumbai, which had a share of 23% in overall sales. Further, prime areas such as Noida, Greater Noida West, Gurugram, and select pockets of Ghaziabad like Siddharth Vihar have emerged as hotspots for premium luxury developments, projects that promise not only an elevated lifestyle but also long-term capital appreciation. Hence, buyers are no longer driven solely by location or amenities; they're looking for homes that will remain relevant, desirable, and profitable for decades to come. Meera Sinha, a 35-year-old teacher, shared her experience of buying her lifes biggest investment. She said 'Since my parents live in Ghaziabad, I was looking to invest in a property and buy a house of my own here. Having travelled across the globe, I have always been fascinated with a serene and convenient lifestyle that is not only relevant in todays time but also designed for future living. I have come across Prateek Grand Begonia as one of the most promising developments taking place in Siddharth Vihar. It was quite impressive to see Prateek Groups legacy in building such projects over the years and standing the test of the time which further encouraged me to go for this.' Besides, being a safe financial bet, urban centers are witnessing the trend of families being keen to hold onto luxury homes, an asset that blends architectural brilliance with emotional and financial value. When backed by a trusted developer, such projects offer more than just a high address; they promise legacy living. In the luxury segment, the developer's reputation can be as influential as the property itself. Projects by trusted names like Prateek Group not only retain their market value over time but also gain an added layer of prestige that resonates with future generations. With years of experience in the sector, the Prateek Group has carved a niche as a developer who is known for its impeccable design sensibility, enduring construction quality, and thoughtful community planning. For many families, holding onto a legacy home is not just about real estate; it's about safeguarding both financial and emotional wealth for future generations. As property values in well-located, premium developments continue to appreciate, families are recognizing these homes as smart instruments of wealth preservation, especially in the face of economic volatility. In the end, true luxury lies in what lasts.
