📈 Indian Real Estate PE Inflows Up 23% to US$ 2.7 Bn in H1 FY27

• Overall Inflows & Deals: Private equity (PE) investments in Indian real estate grew 23% YoY to US$ 2.7 Bn in H1 FY27 (April–Sept 2026), reaching 63% of FY26's total. Deal count increased to 30 (vs. 22 in H1 FY26), with average deal size up 18% to US$ 91 Mn. • Investor Breakdown: • Domestic Capital: Surged nearly sixfold to US$ 1.3 Bn across 24 deals, capturing 48% of total inflows (up from 16% in FY25). Average deal size stood at US$ 54 Mn. • Foreign Capital: Rose 19% YoY to US$ 1.4 Bn across 6 deals, averaging a larger US$ 238 Mn per deal. • Sector Breakdown: • Office: Remained the top asset class at 35% of total inflows. • Data Centres: Saw a massive jump to 29% (vs. 4% in FY26), led by foreign platform deals. • Residential: Took 14% of inflows (mainly structured debt for completion). • Hospitality: Rebounded to 12% (from 0% in FY26). • Industrial & Logistics: Accounted for 6%. • Retail: Recorded 0 PE deals due to supply constraints for Grade A malls. • Regional & Platform Trends: Multi-city/Pan-India platform deals dominated with 49% of inflows (up from 18% in FY26). Bengaluru led individual cities with 17%, followed by Pune at 11%, while NCR and MMR combined dropped to 16% (down from 40% in FY26).