A JLL India report reveals that global corporations leased nearly 60% of India's office space in 2025, driven by Global Capability Centres (GCCs). Bengaluru remains the top destination, with overall leasing rising 8% to 83.3 million sq ft across seven major cities.

The Haryana government has cleared a major hurdle for the Gurugram Metro by approving a direct land purchase policy, allowing the state to negotiate directly with landowners. This move aims to fast-track the critical 28.5 km Millennium City Centre to Cyber City corridor by bypassing lengthy acquisition delays.

India’s wealthiest investors are shifting their focus from pure lifestyle purchases to treating ultra-luxury homes as "blue-chip" assets. With high capital appreciation, scarcity-driven value, and generational wealth preservation, marquee properties in cities like Gurugram and Mumbai are becoming essential portfolio anchors.

A significant shift in sentiment is underway as 56% of India’s HNIs expect the luxury housing market to moderate in FY27, moving from aggressive buying to strategic consolidation. While equities currently edge out real estate as the top asset class, the focus has narrowed to prime urban homes and scarcity-driven markets.