India’s expanding event and business tourism industry is placing commercial land near convention and exhibition centers squarely in the spotlight for hotel developers. With large-scale venues hosting conferences, trade shows, product launches, and corporate gatherings throughout the year, there is a growing demand for quality accommodations within walking distance or immediate proximity. This has...
The expansion of public transit infrastructure is emerging as a powerful catalyst for private investment in commercial land, reshaping the dynamics of urban development. As cities build out metro lines, bus rapid transit systems, and suburban rail networks, the areas surrounding these transit corridors are experiencing a surge in commercial interest. Developers and institutional investors are increasingly...
India’s resurgent business travel sector is fueling a sharp rise in hospitality land investments, particularly in metro cities, financial districts, and emerging commercial corridors. With conferences, exhibitions, corporate meetings, and cross-city work travel regaining momentum post-pandemic, hotel developers are aggressively acquiring strategically located commercial land parcels to establish...
In today’s rapidly urbanizing landscape, land located near major transit hubs—such as metro stations, railway terminals, and bus interchanges—is being recognized as one of the most valuable assets for commercial development. As cities invest in mass transit infrastructure to curb congestion and promote sustainability, land near these nodes is attracting the attention of investors, retailers, and...
Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) zones are emerging as prime targets for developers aiming to build high-density commercial projects that align with modern urban planning and mobility trends. These zones, located within walking distance of major transit hubs such as metro stations, bus terminals, and rail corridors, offer exceptional footfall, accessibility, and potential for mixed-use growth. As cities...
As the transportation sector undergoes a major transformation, hybrid fuel-and-charging stations are emerging as the new standard in roadside land development. These dual-purpose facilities combine traditional gas pumps with high-speed electric vehicle (EV) charging units, addressing the needs of a diverse and transitioning vehicle fleet. With internal combustion engines still dominant in many regions and...
As the race to build out electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure intensifies, corner lots—those at prominent intersections or with dual road frontage—have become prime targets for charging network providers. Their high visibility, ease of access, and superior vehicle circulation make them ideal locations for EV fast-charging stations. With automakers, energy companies, and tech-backed charging...
The global shift toward clean energy is accelerating investments in EV charging infrastructure, particularly on commercial land strategically located in urban centers, retail corridors, and highway-adjacent zones. Governments worldwide are mandating reductions in greenhouse gas emissions and pushing for full electrification of the transportation fleet, driving public and private stakeholders to...
With the global push toward electric mobility gaining momentum, commercial landowners are capitalizing on the trend by leasing their land for EV infrastructure development. Charging network providers, utility companies, and mobility operators are seeking ready-to-develop land in urban centers, along highways, and near high-footfall retail zones. In response, landowners are recognizing the growing demand...
Fuel retailers are increasingly adopting dual-use site development strategies to future-proof their assets in the face of rapid shifts in transportation and energy consumption. As electric vehicles (EVs) gain market share and consumer expectations evolve, companies like Shell, BP, and Indian Oil are transforming traditional gas station models into hybrid mobility hubs. These upgraded sites combine...
