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Indian REITs will re-rate once the volatility subsides: Aravind Maiya

Indian REITs will re-rate once the volatility subsides: Aravind Maiya
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REITs gaining ground in Indian real estate

REITs gaining ground in Indian real estate
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Indian office REITs poised to get a greater share of global capital

Indian office REITs poised to get a greater share of global capital
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68% of office space in India can come under REITs: Colliers India

Currently, the three listed office REITs cumulatively hold approximately 74.4 mn sq ft of office REIT stock, representing around 11 per cent of the total existing Grade A office stock, the report said.

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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%, 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.

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