India is now Asia's top spot for foreign real estate investment, pulling in $5.5 billion from international investors in the first nine months of 2026, about 50% more than China.
The big draw? Data centers, which alone attracted $3.9 billion, even outpacing investments in office space.
Occupier demand supports investor confidence
What's fueling this boom? Strong demand, rising rents, and some of the region's best returns: Grade A offices offer yields up to 8%, plus steady rental growth.
Rapid urbanization (12 million new city residents each year) adds to the buzz.
Savills India CEO Anurag Mathur summed it up: Strong occupier demand, healthy rental growth and competitive yields are supporting investor confidence in the market.