Indias Logistics & Industrial leasing hits 30.7 MSF in H1 2025

New Delhi [India]14 September (Memorial): According to India’s logistics and industrial real estate sector, Cushman & Wakefield’s last H1 2025 logistics and industrial market report, the total rental in the first half of 2025 increased by 30.7 million Feet Kare (MSF) – an increase of 21.6 percent and an increase of 12.1 percent.

The report said that growth is caused by strong demand throughout the storage and production segments.

Performance underlines the powerful foundations of the sector and a rental activity that has exceeded 50 MSF annually for the last three years. With the strong keeping of the momentum, the gross leasing is expected to exceed 60 MSF by the end of the year and to create a new criterion for the logistics and industrial market of India.

According to the report, the storage remained as a dominant driver and represented 21.9 MSF rental and 71.3 percent, while the industrial area contributed to 8.8 MSF and formed 28.7 percent of the total leasing.

From a sectoral perspective, engineering and production (E & M) led to a general leasing with 9.7 MSF, constituted 32 percent of total absorption and achieved a growth of 37 percent.

3PL operators rented 7.4 MSF, represented 24 percent and showed a stable growth and showed the market maturity after previous expansion waves.

The e-commerce sector, the sharpest annual increase, increased by 158 percent to 4.6 MSF reached 4.6 MSF, and the festive season stocketing and the last mile network expansion of the total rental caught 15 percent.

Abhishek Bhutani, General Manager of Logistics and Industrial Services, India, President, Cushman & Wakefield, “H1 performance strengthens that India’s logistics and industrial industry goes beyond the cyclic oscillation to show the structural power of the logistics and industrial sector.

In terms of cities, Mumbai, 7.0 MSF and H1 2025’te H1 2025, led by a share of 23 percent, by creating a share of strong storage and industrial demand, 131.3 percent growth. Although Ahmedabad was smaller in the absolute volume of 1.7 msf, he recorded the highest yoy growth in an impressive 192.2.2 and stressed the increasing importance in the logistics and industrial landscapes by taking 5.4 percent share.

Delhi NCR recorded 5.1 MSF with a share of 17 percent and Pune reported 4.5 MSF with 15 percent share and led the general leasing. Chennai, 14 percent of the share of 4.4 MSF, 11 percent share of Bengaluru 3.3 MSF, 9 percent of the share of Haydarabad 2.7 MSF and 2.0 MSF in the Kalcutta and 7 percent share of fixed rental activity.

In the report, supportive policy measures that a healthy supply line of 25 MSF-A class storage is expected in the next 2-3 years and arising from strong demand are expected to maintain the upward orbit of India’s logistics and industrial real estate sector. He added that growth, continuous production and penetration of Tier-III, the penetration of Tier-III, chained, chained, chain, chain, chain, chaining. The report has been added. (MOMENT)