India’s REIT Potential is 380 million sq ft, Says Colliers Report

Among six cities, Bengaluru leads the show with the largest share of ‘REIT-able’ stock at 25%.

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Bengaluru leads these cities with the largest share of 25 percent, followed by Hyderabad at 19%.

The untapped Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) potential stands at 57 percent in India.

with 380 million square feet (msf) of existing Grade A office space qualifying to be listed as REITs.

According to a report by Colliers, a global real-estate and investment advice firm.

Additionally, about two-thirds of the ‘REIT-able’ Grade A office stock falls in Secondary Business Districts (SBDs) of the top six cities in India.

Followed by Hyderabad, at 19%. Additionally, about two-thirds of the ‘REIT-able’ Grade A office stock falls in Secondary Business Districts, the report says.