India, Nov. 6 -- Property prices up by 7-19% across top cities in Q3 2025; Delhi NCR and Bengaluru lead the pack

Commercial and industrial segments stand to benefit from enhanced infrastructure-led connectivity, digitalization, and green mandates, which will support the decentralization of office hubs and manufacturing clusters across Tier II and III cities. Concurrently, technological advancements, especially in AI, will drive the growth of data centers and smart city infrastructure, it noted.

The multiplier effect of policy initiatives, infrastructure development and inherent demand drivers is set to catalyze Indian real estate, propelling it to a $5-10 trillion market by 2047, a growth of over 20X times compared to current levels. Dr...