Growing Long-Term Demand

Demand for industrial land is expected to rise steadily over the next 10–20 years, driven by sectoral shifts and economic growth.

• E-commerce, 3PL, EV, and FMCG sectors are fueling warehousing and manufacturing demand
  
• Government infrastructure projects and industrial corridor development are creating new demand clusters
  
• Supply chain diversification and domestic production push are increasing land requirements

Supply Constraints and Regional Pressures

While new industrial zones are being planned, developable land near urban and logistics hubs remains limited.

• Land acquisition delays and regulatory bottlenecks are restricting rapid supply growth
  
• Ready-to-build plots with approvals and utilities are in short supply across key zones
  
• Higher land values in developed nodes are pushing demand to emerging peripheries

Forecast Outlook

• High absorption rates are expected in well-connected corridors and near transport hubs
  
• Tier 2 and 3 cities are becoming preferred destinations for logistics and MSME clusters
  
• Strategic land banking and phased development will be key for long-term investors