1. Delhi–NCR and Northern Industrial Belt
The National Capital Region (NCR) is witnessing sustained demand for industrial plots, particularly in:
- Greater Noida and Yamuna Expressway: Boosted by the upcoming Jewar Airport, warehousing hubs, and EV zones
- Manesar and Bawal (Haryana): Automotive and engineering-driven demand
- Kundli and Panipat (Haryana): Growth in textiles, packaging, and logistics sectors
Strong infrastructure connectivity and proximity to national highways are driving investor and end-user interest.
2. Western India – Maharashtra and Gujarat
In western India, demand is intensifying in established and emerging corridors:
- Chakan–Talegaon–Ranjangaon (Pune region): Dominated by automotive, EV, and heavy engineering
- Aurangabad and Nashik MIDC zones: Growing due to improved rail-road-port linkages
- Sanand, Vithalapur, and Dahej (Gujarat): Attractive to electronics, pharma, and chemical manufacturers
- Surat and Hazira: High demand from textile, petrochemical, and logistics sectors
The Delhi–Mumbai Industrial Corridor (DMIC) continues to fuel development in this region.
3. Southern States – Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Telangana
Industrial plot demand is growing rapidly in southern India due to state-led incentives and export readiness:
- Sriperumbudur, Oragadam, and Hosur (Tamil Nadu): Strong pull from EV, electronics, and logistics sectors
- Jigani, Dobbaspet, and Tumakuru (Karnataka): High-tech manufacturing and warehousing demand near Bengaluru
- Pharma City, Pashamylaram, and Dandumalkapur (Telangana): Attracting pharma, biotech, and food processing units
These regions are also benefiting from dedicated industrial parks developed by SIPCOT, KIADB, and TSIIC.
4. Central and Eastern India
States in central and eastern India are emerging as affordable alternatives with untapped potential:
- Pithampur and Mandideep (Madhya Pradesh): Growing automotive and consumer goods base
- Jharsuguda and Kalinganagar (Odisha): Demand driven by mineral-based industries and metals
- Ranchi and Jamshedpur (Jharkhand): Strategic interest in logistics and processing zones
- Bhubaneswar and Dhenkanal: Agro-industrial and warehousing growth corridors
Government push for regional development and industrial decentralization is contributing to rising interest.
5. Tier 2 and Tier 3 Cities Across India
With rising real estate costs in metros, many companies are shifting operations to smaller cities where:
- Land costs are lower and more plots are available
- Labor is affordable and accessible
- State governments offer single-window clearance and subsidies
Examples include Coimbatore, Nagpur, Indore, Surat, Lucknow, Jaipur, and Vizag, where demand is growing across multiple sectors.
