India’s industrial and warehousing sector is entering a new phase of expansion, supported by policy reforms, infrastructure development, and a strong manufacturing push.
According to a recent report published by Colliers, manufacturing’s contribution to India’s GDP is projected to increase from approximately 17% to nearly 25% by 2035. This structural shift is expected to significantly drive demand for modern Grade A warehousing across key industrial corridors.
The report highlights the emergence of:
- Integrated industrial hubs
- Large-scale logistics parks
- Dedicated freight corridors
- Smart city developments
- Textile clusters
- Seaport and airport expansions
These developments are expected to reshape India’s industrial real estate landscape through 2030 and beyond.
As per Colliers’ analysis, infrastructure-led growth and corridor-based planning are playing a critical role in enabling scalable warehousing supply and improving logistics efficiency across regions.
🔗 Original Report Source (Published by Colliers):
https://ow.ly/fCgX50YmOmo
Disclaimer: The insights referenced above are based on the report published by Colliers. Rooftr does not claim ownership of this research and is sharing it for industry awareness purposes.
