Industrial and warehousing leasing reached a record 59.1 million sq ft across India's top 24 cities between January and September. Light manufacturing, e-commerce and third-party logistics drove demand, while Tier-I cities accounted for 47.2 million sq ft and new supply reached 68.9 million sq ft.
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BPTP sold 150 apartments in its SkyNest project in Faridabad for about Rs 150 crore, taking the development's cumulative sales to roughly Rs 750 crore. The project targets the luxury segment, with an average apartment price of about Rs 5 crore.
7:26 AMEconomic TimesIndustrial, warehousing space leasing hits record 59.1 mn sq ft in top 24 cities in Jan-Sep: Savills
Summary
Industrial and warehousing leasing reached a record 59.1 million sq ft across India's top 24 cities between January and September. Light manufacturing, e-commerce and third-party logistics drove demand, while Tier-I cities accounted for 47.2 million sq ft and new supply reached 68.9 million sq ft.
Record leasing confirms that industrial real estate is benefiting from expanding consumption and the reorganization
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The expansion signals that logistics and manufacturing are becoming core drivers of India's commercial property market.
BPTP sells 150 apartments in its new housing project at Faridabad
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BPTP sold 150 apartments in its SkyNest project in Faridabad for about Rs 150 crore, taking the development's cumulative sales to roughly Rs 750 crore. The project targets the luxury segment, with an average apartment price of about Rs 5 crore.
The sales indicate continued demand for high-value housing in Faridabad, despite the premium pricing. BPTP's
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Strong luxury sales show that NCR housing demand is extending beyond central markets into emerging suburban corridors.
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