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Indian Retail Market Shows Divergence: Strong Rental Growth in Select Cities Amid High…

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Rental growth has been strongest in select markets, with Mumbai and Bengaluru recording a three-year average of 22% for shopping mall rentals. Pan-India rental growth averaged 11%, while Mumbai recorded the highest average rent at Rs 438 per square foot. The market is increasingly rewarding quality and differentiation, leading retailers to become more selective about locations and formats.

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The retail landscape is evolving with a large pipeline of 40.4 million sq ft of upcoming shopping mall supply through 2030, much of it concentrated in Hyderabad and Gurgaon. This shift includes a growing focus on larger, destination-led assets and office-led amenity retail, which currently stands at 51.7 million sq ft.

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  • MumbaiMajor market showing strong rental growth and high average rent.
  • BengaluruMajor market showing strong rental growth and high average rent.
  • GurgaonKey market receiving a significant portion of the new mall supply.
  • South MumbaiFocus of a major ₹6,000 crore luxury development bet.
  • ThaneMarket showing strong demand and stable rental income.

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