In response to growing demand for large-format commercial developments, developers are actively combining adjacent land parcels to create unified sites for mega projects in key urban zones. This trend, often referred to as “land aggregation” or “plot consolidation,” is gaining traction in central business districts, transit-adjacent locations, and high-density commercial corridors where individual...
The push for large-scale, high-density commercial developments is driving a surge in land assembly efforts across urban cores and transit-linked business districts. Developers, institutional investors, and real estate funds are increasingly consolidating small, fragmented plots into larger, contiguous land parcels that can accommodate vertical construction and mixed-use complexes. This strategy is...
Speculative investment in land is accelerating along planned and proposed transit expansion routes, as developers and investors race to secure property before infrastructure development drives prices even higher. Whether it’s a future metro rail corridor, suburban train extension, or rapid bus transit line, the anticipation of enhanced connectivity is fueling demand for land parcels that are currently...
The self-storage industry is witnessing a dramatic rise in demand, largely driven by rapid urbanization, a surge in e-commerce activity, and shifting consumer behaviors like downsizing and remote work. This changing landscape has caught the attention of real estate developers who are now increasingly exploring the self-storage sector as a lucrative investment avenue. Major global investment firms, such as...
In today’s evolving real estate market, proximity to transit infrastructure has emerged as a top priority in the selection of commercial development sites. With growing urban populations, rising fuel costs, and increased emphasis on sustainability, businesses and developers are actively seeking locations that offer seamless access to metro stations, railway hubs, and bus terminals. Whether it's for...
Transit-oriented development (TOD) sites are witnessing a notable surge in mixed-use and office project investments, driven by the strategic advantages these locations offer in terms of connectivity, foot traffic, and zoning flexibility. As cities aim to create compact, walkable urban cores around major transportation hubs, such as metro stations, railway terminals, and bus corridors, developers are...
India is witnessing a rising wave of self-storage facility development, driving a surge in commercial land acquisition across major cities and emerging metros. With growing urbanization, shrinking residential spaces, increased mobility, and the expansion of e-commerce and SMEs, the demand for secure, flexible storage solutions has never been higher. This shift is pushing developers and logistics players...
Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) master plans are revolutionizing urban real estate strategies by unlocking significant new value for commercial landowners. As governments and city planners prioritize high-density, mixed-use developments around transit hubs, landowners situated near metro stations, rail lines, and bus terminals are seeing a sharp increase in the utility, visibility, and valuation of...
India’s post-pandemic travel revival is fueling an unprecedented surge in land prices across key tourist corridors, as hotel developers, resort chains, and boutique hospitality brands scramble to secure prime real estate. With both domestic and international tourism returning to full strength, the demand for hospitality projects in high-footfall areas has led to record-breaking land transactions in...
Cities worldwide are enacting zoning reforms around transit nodes to support high-density, mixed-use development, and these changes are dramatically increasing demand for nearby commercial land. Transit nodes—areas within walking distance of metro, bus, or rail stations—are now being prioritized for vertical growth and commercial intensification. By loosening building height restrictions, increasing...
