Mumbai and New Delhi rank among top 10 APAC cities for cross border real estate investment in 2025
Mumbai and New Delhi ranked among the top 10 most preferred markets for cross-border investment in the APAC region. Mumbai ranked 5th after Tokyo, Sydney, Singapore and Ho Chi Minh City, while New Delhi was tied for the 8th spot along with Seoul, Osaka and Hanoi.
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According to a latest survey by CBRE investor sentiment in India is driven by asset classes, including office, residential, industrial & data centres. Additionally, Healthcare-related properties, such as life sciences and medical offices, are the most preferred alternative asset type for investment, followed by data centres, student accommodation and retirement living. The demand was driven by property development companies, operators, real estate fund, and institutional investors displaying the strongest buying intentions. In India, the total net buying intentions reached 3%.
“Investment in India's real estate market reached a record high in CY2024. While the landscape was primarily dominated by domestic investors, foreign equity investments and a significant resurgence of capital deployment across asset classes by overseas investors stand as a testament to India’s growing prominence as a global real estate destination. This trend is anticipated to continue with consistent capital flowing into both established and new sectors of the real estate market. Institutional investors, investment funds, and developers are expected to be the key players driving this investment activity with continued strong investment in
