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  • India is gaining importance in global portfolios, supported by strong fundamentals and improving institutional frameworks, though execution and scalability remain key considerations.
  • Office demand remains robust, anchored by GCC expansion, with a clear shift toward high-quality, future-ready assets and emerging sectors such as data centres and flexible workspaces.
  • The investment landscape in India offers a compelling growth and yield proposition, with private credit and expanding domestic capital strengthening market depth and capital deployment.
  • Infrastructure is evolving into scalable, yield-generating platforms, supported by policy continuity, monetisation strategies, and increasing domestic capital participation.
  • REITs and InvITs are accelerating institutionalisation in India by improving liquidity, transparency, and enabling capital recycling, with significant room for expansion.
  • India’s retail sector is entering a new growth phase, driven by rising consumption and a shift toward experience-led, mixed-use developments.

Strong tourism inflows and new infrastructure development boost hotel performance in 越南孟買 outperforms other Indian cities thanks to solid corporate, MICE and domestic demand; Hotel pricing in Goa moderates despite strong performance throughout peak season.

​​​Renewal rates remain high in 澳洲 amid tight availability of super prime space; Solid domestic consumption and flight to quality drive expansionary demand in 日本; Expansionary demand in 越南 ensures occupancy remains high despite elevated supply.

Leasing sentiment in 中國大陸 strengthens on expansionary demand from local and international retailers; Market polarisation seen in 韓國 amid strong inbound demand and flat domestic consumption; Retailer demand in 越南 strengthens but absence of new CBD supply remains bottleneck.

Domestic capital drives office investment activity in 韓國, and competition for logistics assets remains strong; Interest rate hikes in 澳洲 see investors turn from cautiously optimistic to wait-and-see mode; In 香港, market sentiment improves modestly as HIBOR falls; living sector underpins investment activity.

Leasing volume in 印度 reaches record high amid robust demand from Global Capability Centres; Occupiers in 日本 prioritise core locations to attract talent amid scarce availability and rising rents; Solid demand pushes down 新加坡 CBD vacancy to record low despite cautious global outlook.

FY26 saw a recovery in deal activity after two relatively subdued years.

Total reported deal value rose 13% and 16% over FY24 and FY25, respectively. Unlike prior years, activity was more evenly distributed, with no single transaction dominating the landscape

April 23, 2026: – Knight Frank, the leading independent global property consultancy today launched its landmark 20th edition of The Wealth Report. According to Knight Frank’s Prime International Residential Index (PIRI) Tracker: How much prime property does USD 1mn buy? Monaco retains its position as the world’s most expensive prime residential city in 2025, where with USD 1 mn can buy just 16 square meters (sq m) of prime residential space, followed by Hong Kong (23 sq m) and Geneva (28 sq m). In comparison to that, in Mumbai USD 1 would be sufficient to purchase 96 sq m of prime residential real estate in 2025, dearer by 3% YoY from 99 sq m in 2024. In Delhi, one can purchase 205 sq m, also registering an increase in prices of 1.4% YoY from 208 sq m in 2024. Prime residential purchase in Bengaluru has risen the highest in this context by approximately 3.5% YoY from 370 sq m in 2024 to 357 sq m in 2025.

Hyderabad, April 23, 2026: Knight Frank, the leading independent global property consultancy today launched its landmark 20th edition of The Wealth Report. According to Knight Frank’s PRIME INTERNATIONAL RESIDENTIAL INDEX (PIRI) Tracker: How much prime property does USD 1mn buy? Monaco retains its position as the world’s most expensive prime residential city in 2025, where with USD1 mn, one can purchase just 16 sq m of prime residential space, followed by Hong Kong (23 sq m) and Geneva (28 sq m).