Realty firms' land acquisition falls 56% to 1,445 acres in Jan-Sep: Anarock
In the first nine months of 2026, a notable drop in land acquisition activities by Indian real estate firms has been observed. Anarock attributes this decline to developers adopting a cautious strategy, influenced by rising costs and emphasized selectivity in land purchases. Notably, joint development agreements with landowners represented 25% of all deals, hinting at a...
Key Takeaways
- In the first nine months of 2026, a notable drop in land acquisition activities by Indian real estate firms has been observed.
- Anarock attributes this decline to developers adopting a cautious strategy, influenced by rising costs and emphasized selectivity in land purchases.
- Notably, joint development agreements with landowners represented 25% of all deals, hinting at a stronger focus on project feasibility and connectivity.
In the first nine months of 2026, a notable drop in land acquisition activities by Indian real estate firms has been observed. Anarock attributes this decline to developers adopting a cautious strategy, influenced by rising costs and emphasized selectivity in land purchases. Notably, joint development agreements with landowners represented 25% of all deals, hinting at a stronger focus on project feasibility and connectivity.
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This summary was curated from Economic Times.