India tightens insolvency framework with IBC 2026 reforms
While the prescribed amendments are expected to enhance the effectiveness of the IBC process and maximize asset value, their actual implementation on the ground warrants careful observation.
While the prescribed amendments are expected to enhance the effectiveness of the IBC process and maximize asset value, their actual implementation on the ground warrants careful observation.
Current deal pipelines and leasing velocity indicate India's office market is on track to potentially reach the 100 million sq. ft. milestone over the next two years, representing a landmark achievement for the sector.
Real estate growth moderates after a strong upcycle, but structural demand and disciplined execution continue to support sector stability.
Growth momentum stays intact but eases after a strong rebound, as higher base effects kick in and export headwinds emerge.
While global hotspots like Monaco, Hong Kong and Geneva remain the most expensive, the same trend is now visible in Mumbai, Delhi and Bengaluru.
India’s billionaire count rose 58% over the past five years to 207 in 2026, placing the country 3rd globally after the United States and China.
Metro expansion along the Yellow and Pink Lines is set to unlock new real estate growth corridors across Bengaluru, boosting connectivity and occupier interest.
Investments across renewables, roads, real estate and emerging sectors are projected to reach ₹23–24 lakh crore over the current and next fiscals.
Bullion markets continue to trend higher and could maintain this trajectory in the near-term despite trading at elevated levels and experiencing bouts of volatility as risk-sentiment shifts.
Office remains the anchor of institutional confidence, and domestic capital’s leadership reflects both the maturation of Indian alternative asset management and the relative friction still facing cross-border capital.