India's real estate market remains appealing to investors, as equity investments surged 48% year-on-year to Rs. According to the Market Monitor Q3 2025 - Investments report by Coldwell Banker Richard Ellis (CBRE) South Asia Pvt, the sector reached 33,710 crore (US$3.8 billion) in Q3 2025, fueled by increased demand for land, development sites, and constructed office and retail properties. In the initial nine months of 2025 (January-September), total equity investments amounted to Rs. 90,484 crore (US$10.2 billion), an increase of 14% year-over-year from Rs. 78,952 crore (US$ 8.9 billion), billion), indicating persistent investor trust and growth in the sector. Land and development sites, along with constructed office and retail properties, made up over 90% of Q3 inflows, demonstrating a robust demand for both greenfield projects and income-producing assets. CBRE anticipates that greenfield projects in the residential, office, mixed-use, data centres, and industrial & logistics sectors will continue to thrive in the upcoming quarters. Mumbai dominated the investment scene, accounting for 32% of total inflows, with Pune at 18% and Bengaluru at 16%. Developers represented 45% of equity inflows, whereas institutional investors made up 33%, highlighting a balanced environment integrating private and global funding. CBRE observed that the scarce supply of prime office assets may promote opportunistic investments, whereas established office and retail properties are expected to prevail until Q4 2025. The sector's variety, along with India's capacity to draw both local and foreign investment, is projected to continue being a vital differentiator, supporting sustained growth in 2026 and further.