Equity Capital Inflow in Real Estate, Data Centre, Hotel Assets Doubles to USD 9.5 Bn in Jul-Sep: CBRE

Equity capital inflow in real estate, data centre, hotel assets doubles to USD 9.5 bn in Jul-Sep: CBRE

During the third quarter of 2026, India's real estate, data centre, and hospitality sectors attracted a record USD 9.5 billion, marking a notable rise from the previous year. Data centres alone accounted for 57 percent of these investments, signaling a change in investor focus. Additionally, foreign entities represented roughly 59 percent of all inflows, contributing to an impressive doubling of total capital compared to early 2025.

India Realty Capital Inflows Hit Record USD 9.5 Bn in Q3, More Than Double YoY: CBRE Report

Get latest articles and stories on Business at LatestLY. India's real estate sector is expected to close 2026 on a strong note as capital inflows surged to a record USD 9.5 billion in the July-September quarter, with foreign investors returning strongly and institutional capital driving investments, according to a CBRE report. Business News | India Realty Capital Inflows Hit Record USD 9.5 Bn in Q3, More Than Double YoY: CBRE Report.

Capital Inflows Into India Real Estate Surge to Record USD 9.5 Billion in Q3 2026: CBRE

New Delhi, September 29, 2026: Equity capital inflows into India’s real estate sector reached a record USD 9.5 billion during the July–September quarter (Q3 2026), according to the latest report by real estate services and investments firm CBRE South Asia Pvt. Ltd. The figure represents more than a two-fold increase on both a year-over-year and ... Capital Inflows Into India Real Estate Surge to Record USD 9.5 Billion in Q3 2026: CBRE

Real estate capital inflows to India reach record $9.5 billion in July-Sep

Digital Desk | New Delhi, Sep 28 (IANS) India's real estate sector attracted equity capital inflows of $9.5 billion in the July-September quarter (Q3 2026), the highest quarterly figure on record, as inflows more than doubled on a year-over-year basis, a report said on Monday. The upswing was primarily driven by rising investors' appetite for data centres and continued capital deployment into built-up office assets and land/development sites, …