Office properties accounted for more than 40% of total real estate investment inflows in India during the first half of 2026, according to new data from Colliers.
The finding highlights a continued appetite for traditional commercial workspace across the Asia Pacific region, even as digital infrastructure has emerged as a major growth sector in recent quarters.
The shift underscores the resilience of the office sector in India’s capital markets.
While private equity investment in the broader real estate sector surged 25% year-on-year to $2 billion in the second quarter alone, with data centres previously identified as the dominant beneficiary, the H1 aggregate data reveals that office assets remain the primary draw for institutional capital.
This suggests that investors are balancing high-growth digital infrastructure plays with the stable yield profiles of established office portfolios.
Colliers’ report indicates that office assets led real estate investments across the wider APAC region as well, pointing to a regional trend rather than an India-specific anomaly.