Real estate giant IndiaLand, a proud member of the Americorp Group, is gearing up for a spectacular growth journey! Their big dream? To soar their assets under management to a whopping ₹10,000 crore in the next four years. How? By ramping up investments in warehousing, growing their office spaces, and diving into the hot new data-centre market. Let’s zoom into their booming warehousing game. IndiaLand is expanding like never before in industrial and logistics spaces: a massive 1.7 million sq ft under development in Pune, plus an eye-popping 2.1 million sq ft near Hinjewadi (Pune). Not stopping there, Coimbatore will see 0.8 million sq ft of fresh construction and an extra 0.5 million sq ft industrial phase. Chennai will double its industrial space from 0.5 to 1 million sq ft. Talk about supercharging their footprint! On the office front, IndiaLand’s current portfolio stands strong at ₹4,000–₹5,000 crore, pulling in about ₹300 crore each year in rent. Their thrilling goal? To nearly triple this rental income to ₹800–₹850 crore! CEO Salai Kumaran shares, “Historically its mix was approximately 80 % offices and 20 % industrial, but it now aims to rebalance closer to 50:50 to reflect the warehousing/logistics shift.” As if that wasn’t exciting enough, they’re also stepping boldly into the data-centre arena with a planned 7 lakh sq ft facility in Siruseri, Chennai. This will perfectly complement their existing office and industrial assets. IndiaLand’s tenant family is star-studded with big names: Atlas Copco, Walter, Borosil, Lifeguard, Pune Cranes in industrial parks; OG Interpac, Flyjack, Volvo, HealthFit in Chennai; and in Coimbatore, giants like Robert Bosch, Accenture, State Street, Birlasoft, IBM, Exavari, and Kawasaki. Not just that, they also run the fully leased Grand High Street Mall with 3.5 lakh sq ft area. Funding? They mainly rely on bank loans and rental discounting, but the group is eyeing futuristic methods like asset tokenisation—getting inspiration from the innovative Dubai regulations! CEO Kumaran adds, “Leasing demand remains resilient across IT, engineering and logistics sectors… industrial rentals in tier-1 cities such as Pune and Chennai are at Rs 28–Rs 32 per sq ft, around Rs 25 in tier-2 like Coimbatore/Hosur, rising to Rs 35–Rs40 for enhanced facilities.” Market vibes are sizzling: demand in warehousing and industrial sectors across the top 8 cities hit a sizzling 26.5 million sq ft in the first nine months of 2025, an 11% jump compared to the year before. Commercial office spaces also hit a record absorption of 59.6 million sq ft from January to September 2025—the highest ever for that time! With this powerful mix of warehousing, office, and high-tech data centres, IndiaLand’s expansion is perfectly timed to surf the booming Indian market wave. Watch this space as they roll out their ambitious vision with style and speed!