Commercial Property Rental Index

CRE Matrix & CREDAI National are pleased to present the Grade A India Warehousing Report for Q3 CY’25. The first nine months of 2025 reinforced India’s strong logistics and industrial momentum, with warehousing demand consistently outpacing supply across major markets. Pan-India Grade A/A+ absorption reached 57.9 msf, while supply stood at 43.5 msf, resulting in a healthy 1.3x absorption-to-supply ratio. NCR and Pune emerged as the dominant markets, together accounting for 43% of total demand and 45% of total supply during this period. Tightening vacancies, which declined to 6.7%, coupled with robust occupier activity led to an 18% year-on-year rise in market rents in Q3 CY’25, underscoring the sector’s sustained growth and landlord-favourable dynamics.

CRE Matrix and CREDAI present the Developer Sentiment Survey 2026 — a data-driven reflection of what India’s leading real estate developers are thinking and planning for the year ahead. The survey reveals a strong shift toward 3BHK launches (43%) and a concentrated focus on the ₹1–3 Cr housing segment (38%), along with rising interest in senior living as 38% of developers plan to expand in this category. Developers across West India and NCR continue to show the highest confidence in future price growth, while 58% attribute their home-sales momentum to digital channels and online platforms.

CRE Matrix, in collaboration with IIM Bangalore, is pleased to release the 4th Edition of the IIMB–CRE Matrix Commercial Property Rental Index (CPRI) Report – Q3 CY 2025. This edition captures the continued resilience of India’s Grade A/A+ office market, supported by stable rental growth across major commercial hubs. Pan-India (Tier 1 Cities) CPRI – Office – Grade A/A+ grew by 2.3% on a QoQ basis, 5.1% YoY, and recorded a robust 3-Year CAGR of 6.2%. Delhi led all cities this quarter with the highest 6.5% QoQ rental growth, while also delivering a strong 20.8% YoY increase. Gurugram continued its upward trajectory with 5.3% QoQ and 13.2% YoY growth. Mumbai, one of India’s most reliable office markets, posted 4.1% QoQ growth and retained the distinction of having the highest 3-Year CAGR at 9.4% among all Tier-1 cities.

CRE Matrix, in collaboration with CREDAI National, is pleased to present the India Office Report for Q3 CY’25, offering an in-depth analysis of India’s evolving commercial real estate landscape. India’s Grade A/A+ office stock has surpassed the 1 billion sq. ft milestone, reaffirming its position as one of the world’s largest office markets. Leasing momentum remained strong with 62.3 msf absorbed in the first nine months, including 19.6 msf in Q3 alone. As demand continued to outpace new supply, the demand-to-supply ratio reached 1.2x, driving vacancies to multi-quarter lows. Meanwhile, pan-India weighted average rentals climbed to ₹92.1 psf/month, reflecting robust occupier confidence. Download the full report for detailed insights into India’s office market performance and emerging trends.

CRE Matrix, in collaboration with IIM Bangalore, is proud to present the 3rd Edition of the IIMB–CRE Matrix Commercial Property Rental Index (CPRI) Report – October 2025. This edition reaffirms the steady momentum of India’s Grade A/A+ office market, led by consistent rental growth across top cities. Pan-India (Tier 1 Cities) CPRI–2025–Q2 – Office – Grade A/A+ recorded a 3-Year CAGR of 6.1% and Y-o-Y growth of 3.8%. Mumbai topped city-wise quarterly growth with a 3.6% QoQ rise, reinforcing its position as the country’s most consistent office market. Delhi led in annual growth with a 16.4% YoY increase, highlighting the premium commanded by limited Grade A supply. Gurugram followed closely, registering a 3.2% QoQ and 8.1% YoY rise.