New Delhi, Jan. 30 -- Bengaluru accounts for 63.6% of India's listed Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) stock, followed by Hyderabad at 30.6% and Mumbai at 29.4%, according to a report by Credai and Anarock. Supported by attractive yields of 6-7%, steady rental escalations and potential capital appreciation, Indian REITs remain highly competitive compared with global peers.

As Indian cities expand, infrastructure improves and the economy diversifies, the REIT market is expected to broaden beyond office assets into retail, logistics, housing and new-age asset classes. This evolution is likely to unlock new opportunities for investors and reinforce India's position as one of the most dynamic REIT markets globally, the report said.

With a...