India Needs 55 million Square Feet Grade -A Mall Space Within 2027! In recent years, India’s commercial sector has grown massively. The demand for mall space is also increasing in major cities. A recent report shows that Grade-A malls and high streets across India reached 5.53 million square feet between January 2024 and September 2024. Some major cities like Delhi, Bangalore, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Chennai, Ahmedabad, where the demand for Grade -A mall space is too high. Most people prefer retail locations because they have easy access and high visibility. Urban consumers spend a lot on retail locations. It is noticed already that India will need an extra 55 million square feet of grade-A -A malls by 2027 The reason for increasing retail space demand in India is because growing of global brands with the number of international retails entering India. The retail industry in India is undergoing a transformative phase and the demand is increasing day by day. The main reason after COVID, people also love to shop from outside rather than online. Second, developed infrastructure, luxury building designs, features, and benefits attract more customers to the retail industry. The growing connectivity and infrastructure in the retail sector, shifting consumer preferences. Currently, Delhi is the city where most developers and investors looking to capitalize on one of India’s fastest-growing urban economies. In Urban India, customers select to spend more on discretionary and experimental items, which helps to increase demand for high-end retail space. This sector is also highly optimistic and in the next 5-10 years it will be higher. So, anyone who wants to invest in commercial property or start a new business can invest in the retail sector and start in any major city. #commercialproperty #propertynews #Mallnews #indianretailmarket #RPGestate #gitinsuri
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The retail landscape in India is changing, and the rise of 'ghost malls' is one of the latest trends. With a vacancy rate of over 40%, these malls are becoming more prevalent, with 64 such centers in eight major cities, accounting for 13.3 million square feet of gross leasable area. While this increase may seem concerning, it also presents an opportunity to reimagine these spaces to meet modern demands. From mixed-use complexes to community hubs, the possibilities are endless. Interestingly, Hyderabad stands out with a 19% decline in the stock of ghost malls, suggesting successful interventions or adaptive reuse. This divergence offers a learning opportunity for other cities facing similar challenges. As developers and stakeholders contemplate the future of retail and commercial real estate in India, it is essential to ask critical questions. What strategies can developers adopt to rejuvenate these spaces? Are there successful global models that can be tailored to fit the Indian context? Let's discuss. What do you think is driving the shift in cities like Delhi NCR and not in Hyderabad? What innovative solutions can redefine the future of these ghost malls? Share your thoughts and insights in the comments below.
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The average daily footfall across major shopping malls fell by up to 10 per cent sequentially during the April-June quarter. The most visited shopping mall in Mumbai, Phoenix Marketcity, located in the metropolis' eastern Kurla suburb, reported an average daily footfall of around 22,990. According to voices from the industry, Sharma said, footfall in shopping malls has "nearly doubled" since the last quarter. Bharti Realty has begun developing around 6.5 million sq ft of office space with an investment of over Rs 6,595 crore to create a global business hub. In the initial phase, Bharti Realty successfully built Worldmark 1, 2, and 3, covering about 1.5 million sq ft. After the first phase of Aerocity, this is the first time many Grade A buildings are coming up in Delhi. Earlier this year, Microsoft secured 48 acres of land in Hyderabad for Rs. As per the registration document, Microsoft’s Indian arm, Microsoft Corporation (India) Private Limited, acquired 66,414.5 square meters (~16.4 acres) of prime land in Pune’s Hinjewadi in four separate deals.
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The retail space is receiving keen interest from real estate developers in India, Kailash Babar reports for The Economic Times. Nearly 88 new developments are set to take place in cities such as Mumbai, Delhi-NCR, Bengaluru, and Hyderabad, among others. This is due to increasing urbanisation, more demand from consumers, and a robust economy, the report says. Foreign institutional investors perceive retail assets as great investment and are increasingly backing greenfield and brownfield development platforms. Additionally, bigger retail developments signify changing consumer preferences for experience-led developments, the report says further. Factors such as a surge in global travel and more exposure has led to an increase in awareness among shoppers. That has led to demand for experiences which are unique and immersive, the report says. There is nine million sq ft of retail space stock currently and it is expected to reach 34 million sq ft by 2028-end, the report adds. Source: https://lnkd.in/gC3XYEX5 ✍: Divya Pathak 📷: Getty Images #RealEstate #Retail
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Tier 2 and 3 cities set for over 25 million sq ft of new retail expansion by 2029: JLL Realtors acquiring land parcels to construct retail projects in Tier 2 and 3 cities. North India leads with 44% of upcoming mall supply, followed by South (30%) “In recent years, leading real estate developers have acquired land parcels in Tier II and III cities for retail development projects. Notable cities involved in these acquisitions include Jaipur, Lucknow, and Mohali in the northern region; Ahmedabad and Surat in the west; and Coimbatore in the south. Driven by growing consumer demand, established developers have acquired land in these emerging cities.” said Rahul Arora - MCR.w, MRICS, CDCDP, Head - Retail Services & Office Leasing Advisory, Senior Managing Director (Karnataka, Kerala) India, JLL. Samantak Das #realestate #property #realestatedevelopers #realestateagents #newlaunches #projects #therealtynews #investors #investments #demand #growth #retail #brands #retailing #malls #highstreetretail JLL India https://lnkd.in/g8pGmTfD
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How India’s Growing High Street Retail is a Win-Win for Retail Investors and Real Estate Developers? With consumers increasingly seeking unique and immersive shopping experiences, high streets are becoming the heart of urban retail. In the past, high streets were lined with small, independent shops. Today, they are attracting big-name brands and luxury retailers. Cities like Delhi, Mumbai, and Bengaluru are leading this transformation, driven by rising consumer spending and a growing demand for quality retail spaces. For real estate developers, high street retail presents a golden opportunity. These areas draw shoppers and enhance the value of surrounding residential and commercial properties. Recent data shows that high-street retail is thriving. Vacancy rates are low, and rental growth is strong. Golf Course Extension in Gurgaon is a prime example of high street success, showcasing how excellent connectivity can turn an area into a bustling retail hotspot. For retail investors, high streets offer strong returns. The steady stream of visitors and growing consumer interest make them a smart investment choice. Developers also stand to gain, as high street retail boosts the attractiveness of their projects. Looking ahead, the future of high-street retail in India is impressive. More high-street spaces are expected to emerge, offering even more opportunities for investors and developers. As cities continue to expand, high streets will play a key role in shaping the urban landscape, providing vibrant shopping experiences that draw people in. #realestatenews #realestatetrend #realestateinvestment #retail #realestateadvice #investors #developers
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Rising incomes, aspirations, consumption draw mall developers to tier II cities The combination of rising income levels, increasing aspirations, and a surge in consumption levels has turned India’s tier II cities into attractive investment destinations for mall developers and institutional investors. “Tier II and III cities of India have become a significant area of focus for investors and developers in recent years, driven by urbanization, rising disposable incomes, and changing consumer behaviours. Malls are gaining prominence too as a lifestyle hub, offering a mix of retail, entertainment, and dining options,” said Rahul Arora - MCR.w, MRICS, CDCDP, Head - Retail Services & Office Leasing Advisory, Senior Managing Director (Karnataka, Kerala) India, JLL. #realestate #property #realestatedevelopers #realestateagents #leasing #brands #retailers #demand #growth #leasingagents #therealtynews #investors #investments #data #report #malls #highstreetretail #jll JLL India https://lnkd.in/gGftw7kk
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Recent reports indicate a 59% increase in ‘ghost shopping centers’ across India, with a locked-up value of ₹6700 crore. This alarming rise in underutilized retail space, particularly in the NCR region, highlights a significant shift in consumer behavior and the retail market landscape. The term ‘ghost shopping centers’ refers to malls with substantial vacancy rates, leading to a loss of potential revenue and investment opportunities. Knight Frank’s ‘Think India Think Retail 2024’ report provides an in-depth analysis of this trend, covering 340 shopping centers across 29 cities. While cities like Hyderabad show a decline in such vacant spaces, others like Kolkata have seen a dramatic increase. Despite these figures, the overall vacancy rate in major Indian cities has improved, excluding ghost centers. The potential for shopping centers in India to generate substantial revenue is still strong, with projections of $14 billion by FY 2024-25. This presents a unique opportunity for land monetization, asset consolidation, and strategic investment. For those interested in exploring the dynamic real estate market of Gurugram, whether it’s for a residential dream home or a prime commercial space, Kalpvriksha Realty is your go-to partner. We offer bespoke property solutions that cater to your specific needs and aspirations. Connect with us at Kalpvriksha Realty: 📞 +91 9625123042 📧 [email protected] #RealEstate #RetailTrends #InvestmentOpportunities #GurugramRealEstate #KalpvrikshaRealty
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#Gurgaon's #Retail #Expansion: Gurgaon, a fast-growing retail hub, is set to witness significant growth in the #next #five #years. 😋 Substantial Addition: Over 4.7 million square feet of Grade A retail space will be added, with a focus on Golf Course Extension Road, SPR Road, New Gurgaon. 😋 Emerging Opportunities: New areas like the Dwarka Expressway and New Gurgaon are attracting attention from developers and investors. 😋 Mall Capital of India: With nearly 90 operational malls and 47 new malls in the last decade, Gurgaon is hailed as the "mall capital" of India. 😋 Resilient Sector: Despite challenges during the pandemic, Gurgaon's retail sector has rebounded, with footfall levels surpassing pre-pandemic levels. 😋 Innovative Adaptation: Mall operators and retailers are enhancing offerings with entertainment options, engaging experiences, and aesthetic environments. 😋 Rise of SCOs: Special Commercial Office (SCO) spaces are reshaping Gurgaon's retail landscape, with significant development underway. 😋 Emerging Corridors: New areas like Extension Roads and New Gurgaon are becoming hotspots for retail expansion, offering diverse leasing options. 😋 Rates: Leasing rates vary across regions, with Golf Course Road commanding higher rates compared to Extension Road. 😋 Transformative Growth: Gurgaon's retail sector is undergoing a transformative phase, driven by expansion, innovation, and emerging opportunities.
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#Gurgaon's #Retail #Expansion: Gurgaon, a fast-growing retail hub, is set to witness significant growth in the #next #five #years. 😋 Substantial Addition: Over 4.7 million square feet of Grade A retail space will be added, with a focus on Golf Course Extension Road, SPR Road, New Gurgaon. 😋 Emerging Opportunities: New areas like the Dwarka Expressway and New Gurgaon are attracting attention from developers and investors. 😋 Mall Capital of India: With nearly 90 operational malls and 47 new malls in the last decade, Gurgaon is hailed as the "mall capital" of India. 😋 Resilient Sector: Despite challenges during the pandemic, Gurgaon's retail sector has rebounded, with footfall levels surpassing pre-pandemic levels. 😋 Innovative Adaptation: Mall operators and retailers are enhancing offerings with entertainment options, engaging experiences, and aesthetic environments. 😋 Rise of SCOs: Special Commercial Office (SCO) spaces are reshaping Gurgaon's retail landscape, with significant development underway. 😋 Emerging Corridors: New areas like Extension Roads and New Gurgaon are becoming hotspots for retail expansion, offering diverse leasing options. 😋 Rates: Leasing rates vary across regions, with Golf Course Road commanding higher rates compared to Extension Road. 😋 Transformative Growth: Gurgaon's retail sector is undergoing a transformative phase, driven by expansion, innovation, and emerging opportunities.
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Retail Real Estate: Transforming India's Urban Future India's retail real estate sector is thriving like never before! With record-breaking leasing activity in 2024 and ambitious expansions into Tier II and III cities, the industry is setting the stage for exponential growth in 2025. From January to September 2024, over 5 million square feet of retail space was leased across top cities like Bengaluru, Delhi-NCR, and Mumbai, driven by the surging demand for fashion, F&B, and entertainment. Vacancy rates in Grade A malls have dropped to as low as 1-7%, showcasing unprecedented demand in prime locations. Retail rentals in Bengaluru, NCR, Chennai, and Pune have grown by 2-5%, propelled by rising sales and rental escalation clauses. The expansion plans are bigger than ever, with developers set to infuse 40-45 million square feet of organised retail space in the next 4-5 years. India’s retail market, which stood at $690 billion in 2021, is expected to hit an astonishing $2 trillion by 2032, with the organised retail sector growing at a 25% CAGR. As Tier II and III cities open doors to new opportunities, the Indian consumption story continues to inspire optimism and drive growth. 2025 will be the year that reshapes the landscape of retail real estate, marking a new chapter in India's urban evolution and consumption journey. 👉 For the best retail investment opportunities, connect with us today: 📞 8010101010 📧 [email protected] 🌐 www.investorsclinic.in #RetailRealEstate #IndianUrbanEvolution #RetailExpansion #MallEconomy #OrganisedRetailGrowth #RetailLeasing2024 #UrbanIndia #RetailInvestments
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