India will see rapid high-street retail growth. Leading developers including DLF, Godrej, Prestige group, Brigade enterprises, M3M, Omaxe, and the Dhillon Group will build three million square feet of retail complexes with open spaces over the next two to three years.

Bollywood star John Abraham bought a luxury Khar mansion in Mumbai's real estate market. It cost Rs 70.83 crore to buy the 5,416-square-foot home with 7,722 square feet of land.

Ganga Realty, a real estate company based in Gurugram, will invest 400 crore rupees in its first high-street neighbourhood retail project, Swarnim, located in Sector 5, Sohna, Gurugram.

Spectrum Metro, the high-street retail commerce capital located in Noida Sector 75, has finalised leased space agreements with well-known brands such as Smaaash, Reliance Digital, Reliance Trends, Uni Applem Reseller, and Toksik, among others.

The Story of High Street Rentals of Leading Indian Cities in 2023 is surely an interesting ones for retail brands, retail property developers, owners, brokers and the Indian real estate market as well.

Omaxe continues to strengthen its position with the launch of its flagship high street project, World Street, in Sector 79, Faridabad.