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India Retail Leasing Surges 20% in H1 2026, Fashion Sector Leads Demand

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India's retail leasing market grew by 20% in the first half of 2026, marking a significant expansion phase for the sector. Fashion and apparel brands were the primary drivers of this growth, with food and beverage operators also contributing notably. Domestic retailers and direct-to-consumer brands spearheaded most of the leasing activity during this period. New property developments alongside aggressive retailer expansion fueled the overall momentum. Institutional investment in organized retail real estate is also expected to remain strong going forward.

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