The warehousing market in India has always been considered an attractive segment for investment. Though the sector was hit by the Covid-19-induced slowdown in FY21, it started recovering.
Here are charts that tell the story.
The warehousing segment has seen recovering after the sluggishness caused by the pandemic.
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Mumbai, NCR, Bengaluru witnessed highest transactions (in terms of area)
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Grade A properties are the first preference of occupiers.
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Third party Logistics, retail, e-commerce, auto, electronics, pharmaceutical, etc. are the major drivers of this space.
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