The Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) market has surpassed ₹1 lakh crore in market capitalisation as of July 30, 2025, highlighting the sector’s swift expansion and increasing significance within the nation’s financial landscape, as stated by the Indian REITs Association.

The four publicly traded REITs – Brookfield India Real Estate Trust, Embassy Office Parks REIT, Mindspace Business Parks REIT, and Nexus Select Trust – demonstrate robust confidence from both institutional and retail investors in India’s formal commercial real estate market. This achievement also indicates enhanced depth and liquidity in the REIT market, rendering it an appealing and efficient investment option for those pursuing stable, income-generating assets, the statement noted.

According to the Indian REITs Association, this growth has been driven by sustained investor interest, healthy occupancy in underlying properties, consistent unitholder distributions, and supportive regulatory reforms. As a result, REITs are now firmly established as a mainstream asset class in India’s capital markets, offering a compelling alternative to traditional investments.

Since their introduction in 2019, REITs have transformed access to income-generating real estate assets. They offer investors a transparent, regulated, and liquid structure to participate directly in the country’s dynamic real estate growth story, it said.

“We welcome this significant milestone as evidence of the sector’s resilience, maturity, and potential. This fiscal year has commenced on a strong footing, driven by robust leasing momentum, high occupancy levels and sustained growth in distributions for the sector. This positive start positions us well for another successful year,” said Alok Aggarwal, MD and CEO of Brookfield India Real Estate Trust and Chairman of the Indian REITs Association.

“As REITs continue to scale and attract long-term capital, their growing market capitalisation is expected to further enhance liquidity — benefiting issuers through improved access to capital, and investors through increased trading volumes and tighter spreads,” he said.