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Home›business›From 15.5% to 5%: What India's mall boom reveals about where to put your property money
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From 15.5% to 5%: What India's mall boom reveals about where to put your property money

By Info60 India Desk•Summary of reporting by The Economic Times•2d ago•0 views•
From 15.5% to 5%: What India's mall boom reveals about where to put your property money
Anarock Retail’s Retail Real Estate Monitor.has found that Grade A mall vacancy across India's top 7 cities has dropped to just 5% in H1 2026 — down from 7.5% at the end of 2025, and a massive 15.5% back in 2021. Retailers are snapping up space faster than it's being built, and the numbers tell a story of two very different retail markets emerging across the country. India's malls are fuller than they've been in 5 years
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