The total value of the land transacted in H1 2025 was ₹30,885 crore, with a revenue potential of around ₹1.47 lakh crore and a total development potential of over 233 Mn sq. ft. The report further highlights that of the total land deals closed in H1 2025, over 67 for around 991 acres took place in the top 7 cities alone. The remaining 9 deals for 1,907+ acres were in Tier 2 and 3 cities like Ahmedabad, Amritsar, Coimbatore, Indore, Mysuru, and Panipat.

Among the top 7 cities, land-scarce MMR saw the most action, with 24 land deals for over 433 acres, followed by Bengaluru with 15 land deals for 182 acres, and Pune with 13 deals for over 214 acres.

With India’s land deals soaring, is this land rush driven by actual project pipelines or speculative FOMO (fear of missing out) among large players? "The current land surge is largely pipeline-led, not speculative. Developers today are far more conscious of IRR, time-to-market, and capital rotation. In NCR especially, paid-for land in infrastructure-led zones is finite and fiercely contested. At BPTP, we’re acquiring where we already have execution muscle and consumer insight. That’s not FOMO—it’s disciplined foresight,” Manik Malik, CEO, BPTP, tells Fortune India.

Of the total land deals in H1 2025:

At least 54 separate deals for over 1,200 acres are proposed for residential developments - apartments, villas, plotted development & township projects.
At least 8 deals for 48.41 acres are proposed for commercial projects, and 6 deals for 1,034 acres are proposed for mixed-use development.
Over 537 acres in 3 separate deals proposed for Industrial & Logistics parks.
One deal each for data centres and semiconductor equipment manufacturing, with around 2.39 acres and 25 acres, respectively.

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India logs record land deals in H1 2025, surpassing full-year 2024 volumes by 15%