As global issues settle down, more foreign capital will come into reality: Anshuman Magazine

India's real estate sector could see stronger foreign capital inflows as global economic uncertainties begin to ease, according to Anshuman Magazine of CBRE. The outlook comes at a time when India's property market continues to show resilience across both residential and commercial segments.

According to the report, domestic capital has become increasingly important for India's real estate market, while the office sector continues to record healthy leasing activity. Premium housing has also remained a key driver of residential demand, supported by buyers' preference for higher-quality homes and established locations.

The potential return of more foreign investment could provide additional capital for large-scale commercial developments, office assets, residential projects and other real estate opportunities. Growing participation from institutional investors can also support the development of professionally managed real estate assets.

For Indian cities, higher investment could translate into greater development activity, new commercial spaces and stronger infrastructure around major business and residential corridors. However, investment trends can vary by location, asset class and market conditions.

For homebuyers and investors, the broader outlook remains positive, but individual properties should still be evaluated on location, developer credibility, approvals, pricing, connectivity and long-term fundamentals.