Private Equity

  We’re proud to share that Chirag Mehta, Founder of Arbour Investments , has been recognised as a Winner of the 5th Realty+ 40 Under 40 Awards, 2025. This recognition is a testament to his clear vision, thoughtful leadership, and meaningful contributions to the real estate and built environment sectors. Under Chirag’s guidance, Arbour Investments continues to set a strong example of innovation, strategic growth, and responsible investing.

  In today’s evolving investment scene,  private equity  is not only venture capital or start-up funding, it’s also one of the most powerful tools revolutionizing real estate investment. Most importantly in a dynamic and fast-formalizing economy like India, private equity real estate investments offer an attractive mix of asset-backed security, stable cash flows, and long-term capital appreciation. But to create sustainable returns, one must identify the right opportunities through rigorous diligence, local expertise, and vision to predict what will be needed in the future. Following are the ways seasoned investors can navigate the realm of private equity in Indian real estate to uncover long-term value. 1. Invest in Scalable, Demand-Driven Projects The best-performing real estate private equity deals are founded on solid market fundamentals. Residential, warehousing, or commercial space, seek opportunities that have: Structural demand: Suburban affordable housing, rental...

  In the past decade, Indian commercial real estate investment has witnessed a silent revolution. No longer in the shadow of residential projects’ glamour, commercial properties- offices, warehousing, retail property, and data centers have become the backbone of key portfolio strategies. What’s driving this change? One word: certainty. And for  real estate private equity firms in India , certainty means better returns, reduced volatility, and scalable growth. From Speculation to Strategy: The Shift in Investor Focus Commercial Real Estate Investment in India is now seen as a lower-risk, high-stability asset class by institutional investors. For years, residential real estate was the go-to segment for developers and investors alike. But post-RERA and the NBFC liquidity crisis, the shine started to fade. With compliance and transparency improving post-RERA, real estate private equity India is gaining ground in mature markets. Delays, oversupply, low rental yields, and muted capi...