02 March 2026, Mumbai
India’sretailrealestate is no longer only about a collection of shops under a roof, shopping malls are evolving into sophisticated social consumption centers, where design, entertainment, ...
26 February 2026, Mumbai
Inside Phoenix mills’ mega retail bet, why India’s malls are outperforming the world When Atul Ruia, chairman of The Phoenix Mills, took the stage at the Great India Retail Summit ...
25 February 2026, Mumbai
A powerhouse in Eastern India’srealestate sector, Srijan Realty has announced a strategic foray into the organized fashion retailmarket with the launch of its new brand, Srijan ...
... fashion at neighborhood-tailor prices. Behind this shift lies a meticulous recalibration of portfolios, formats, and realestate strategies by India’sretail giants.
Organized value retail takes center ...
India’sretail has moved past the era of just availability. For decades, the biggest challenge for global and domestic fashion brands was building a supply chain that could reach a fragmented population. ...
01 January 2025, Mumbai
India’sretailrealestate sector is projected to conclude 2025 with a historic leasing volume of 9 million sq ft, the highest annual absorption recorded since the pandemic. ...
India’s luxury retailmarket is experiencing record growth, with leasing activity increasing by 90 per cent Y-o-Y in Q1 FY25, according to a report by realestate consultancy CBRE.
This rapid expansion ...
... rental rates, which have increased by 7 per cent over the past year have made it India’s most expensive retail street. Saurabh Shatdal, Managing Director, Capital Markets and Head – India Retail, Cushman ...
India's retail sector is undergoing a massive transformation with the upcoming launch of several mega-malls across the country. These malls are more than just shopping destinations; they are architechtural ...
As debt-heavy Western department stores struggle with expensive realestate, inventory exposure and declining apparel productivity, India’s organised retail sector is taking a different route. Rather than ...
... move beyond pilot phase
India’s growing urban consumption base is attracting Japanese brands across apparel, footwear, home and lifestyle categories. Fast Retailing’s Uniqlo has already established a ...
India’sretailrealestatemarket is looking at a format reset. As urban congestion, digital discovery and quick commerce reshape shopping behaviour, developers are moving beyond the traditional million-square-foot ...
Fabindia’s first full year of retail operations in Sri Lanka offers a glimpse into how Indian lifestyle brands are beginning to build international businesses beyond the traditional NRI customer base. ...
India’s fashion retailmarket is moving beyond the old ‘online vs offline’ debate. As the apparel market approaches the $50-billion mark, digital brands are opening stores while established retailers are ...
... Group estimates that India’s luxury goods market has reached about $10.6 billion and could grow to $18.8 billion by 2034, implying a 6.17 per cent CAGR. At the same time, organised retail is growing rapidly, ...
Lululemon is making its formal entry into India’s brick-and-mortar retailmarket through a franchise partnership with Tata Cliq, marking one of the most significant premium activewear launches in the country ...
... India’s apparel sector is now rewarding retailers that operate at either end of the value spectrum. Brands with strong aspirational equity continue to command pricing power, while value-led operators are ...
India’s luxury fashion once a fragmented, artisan-driven ecosystem is rapidly being reorganised into a corporate-backed, celebrity-boosted luxury industry. And what is helping this transformation is a ...
... signals not just another store opening but a structural experiment in how global department stores adapt to India’s evolving luxury economy.
Unlike conventional retail formats that depend on rigid brand ...