India’s real assets landscape has moved decisively into its next chapter. This year, commercial real estate and infrastructure are no longer defined by potential alone. They are active, institutionalised, and delivering performance. Office markets continue to be underpinned by sustained demand from global capability centres and domestic enterprises, while infrastructure is transitioning from expansion to monetisation, yield, and capital recycling through REITs and InvITs. Developers today are larger, more disciplined, and increasingly aligned with long-term institutional capital.
For institutional investors, the conversation has evolved. The question is no longer whether India works, but how capital is deployed across operating platforms, sectors, and structures that are already in motion.
With the theme India Ignited, the APREA India Conference brings together investors, developers, occupiers, REITs, InvITs, and policymakers to examine how India’s real assets ecosystem is operating at a higher gear and what it takes to sustain momentum responsibly. The event focuses on execution, performance, and how global investors are engaging with India as a long-term real assets market.
| APREA MEMBER | 1 Complimentary Delegate Pass per Member Company |
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| Additional Delegate Pass : USD 199 | |
| APREA Non-Member | USD 399 |
| Delegate Pass is inclusive of admission to the APREA India Conference (with coffee break & networking session). | |
发言人
西格丽德-齐亚尔西塔
首席执行官
APREA
发言人
尼尔·拉赫贾
主席
APREA印度分会
总统
K.Raheja公司
发言人
斯里拉姆·卡塔
副主席
APREA印度分会
副董事长兼总经理
DLF集团
India’s office leasing outlook remains strong, driven by GCC expansion and return-to-office trends requiring more seats across major cities. Yet as AI reshapes productivity and workforce models, a critical question emerges: will long-term job growth sustain future space demand?
This session will examine how demand depth, asset quality, and capital discipline are redefining office economics — and how investors should position for structural shifts ahead.
Key Points:
• GCC-led demand durability
• AI’s impact on future workspace needs
• Asset quality, ESG, and occupier expectations
• Flex, managed offices and hybrid leasing models
• Capital discipline and avoiding oversupply
Emerging asset classes including co-working, co-living, branded residences, senior living, and redevelopment projects.
发言人
Amarjeet Singh
Whole-Time Member
SEBI
India’s infrastructure sector is transitioning from build-out to monetisation and yield. This panel explores how logistics, transport, digital and urban
infrastructure are evolving into scalable, investable platforms backed by institutional capital.
Key Points:
• Asset recycling and monetisation strategies
• Logistics and warehousing as core infrastructure
• Role of policy, PPPs and governance
What makes infrastructure bankable at scale
REITs and InvITs are reshaping access to Indian real assets by providing liquidity, transparency and yield visibility. This panel discusses how listed platforms are becoming the backbone of India’s investable real assets ecosystem.
Key Points:
• Evolution of REITs and InvITs as long-duration vehicles
• Yield expectations and capital recycling
Expanding the universe: offices, warehousing, roads, renewables, digital infra Policy and market reforms needed for depth and scale
2026 is shaping up as a year of expansion, quality-driven growth, and deeper institutional participation in India’s retail mall sector. With strong demand and new premium supply coming online, malls are evolving into lifestyle and experience-led destinations rather than pure shopping centres.
This concise panel will explore capital flows, premiumisation, tenant strategy shifts, and what it takes to build resilient, future-ready retail assets in India’s next growth cycle.
India has moved from an “allocation under consideration” to an important real assets market for global and domestic investors. Strong economic
growth, occupier-led demand, improved governance, and listed platforms have reshaped the risk–return equation.
Key Points:
• How investors are underwriting India today
• Shifts in risk perception, governance and execution
• Role of developers and operators in attracting long-term capital
• India’s positioning versus other Asia Pacific markets Constraints to larger allocations and how they can be addressed
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我们在活动中采取的主要可持续发展措施包括
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Kemmu Kawai 于 2022 年 9 月加入 Longevity Partners Japan，担任国家总监。他常驻东京，负责日本、亚太地区及其他地区的所有业务和活动。他拥有超过 16 年的金融从业经验，专门从事房地产和信贷投资。在加入 Longevity Partners 之前，他曾在 Norinchukin 银行担任投资组合经理，并在 Center Point Development 担任投资经理。.
Kemmu Kawai
常务董事
长寿伙伴
