India’s top eight cities offer 106 million sq. ft. of transit-oriented real estate potential, led by Delhi-NCR with 32 million square feet, reshaping urban growth around metro, rail, and bus hubs. 

Japan has proposed US$ 68 billion investment in India over the next decade, focusing on technology, startups, semiconductors, and talent collaboration to deepen bilateral ties.

India’s listed office Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) are set to expand coverage from 16% to 30% of Grade A space in five years, led by GCCs, strong occupancy, and rising institutionalisation in the sector.

Karnataka leads India with 20.6% of taxpayers earning between US$ 13,718 and US$ 57,160 annually, driven by Bengaluru’s Information Technology (IT), startup, and services sectors, making it the country’s “lakhpati hub.”

Fresher hiring in H2 2025 stays strong, led by e-commerce, retail, and manufacturing, with demand driven by specialised skills in Artificial Intelligence (AI), cybersecurity, and analytics.