Capital raised by real estate firms triples in FY25: Equirus Capital
Equirus Capital
. The number of deals also surged from 5 to 17 over the same period.
Large-cap players led the fundraising, clocking Rs 3,93,898 million, followed by REITs at Rs 3,12,012 million. Small-cap and mid-cap firms raised Rs 66,938 million and Rs 52,626 million, respectively.
Equirus Capital noted that returns from
Real Estate Investment Trusts
(REITs) stood at 17.9% for the 12-month period ending June 23, 2025—nearly three times higher than
Sensex
returns of 6.1%. In contrast, listed large, mid, and small-cap real estate stocks posted negative returns in the same period.
However, from a longer-term perspective starting March 2021, small-cap real estate companies have emerged as the best performers, followed by mid-cap players, outperforming other segments and even the benchmark Sensex
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