Indian logistics hubs outperform Asia Pacific markets on rental growth
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India's key logistics markets outperformed the Asia Pacific region, led by Mumbai's 5.3% rental growth. Experts expect India's logistics real estate market to sustain steady growth on strong manufacturing and consumption demand.
Key Facts
TypeAnalysis
SourceIndia Brand Equity Foundation
PublishedMonday, 31 August 2026
Affected Population~500 million urban residents, 8,000+ cities/towns
Key Numbers
PMAY-U: 1.18 crore houses sanctioned
Smart Cities Mission: 100 cities
Metro rail: 900+ km operational
PMAY: 4.13 crore houses total sanctioned
Key Authorities
Ministry of Housing & Urban AffairsSmart Cities MissionNHBMinistry of Road TransportMinistry of Railways
India's key logistics markets outperformed the Asia Pacific region, led by Mumbai's 5.3% rental growth. Experts expect India's logistics real estate market to sustain steady growth on strong manufacturing and consumption demand.
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India's key logistics markets outperformed the Asia Pacific region, led by Mumbai's 5.3% rental growth. Experts expect India's logistics real estate market to sustain steady growth on strong manufacturing and consumption demand.
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