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India Real Estate & REITs – Weekly Snapshot- 26 Dec 2025

 


India Real Estate & REITs 
Weekly Snapshot – 26 December 2025

By Arindam Bose

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Indian real estate equities closed the holiday-shortened week in a narrow, range-bound fashion, reflecting a market that is no longer reacting emotionally to corrections—but also unwilling to chase upside. Large-cap developers largely oscillated within recent ranges, mid and small caps saw selective rebounds driven by liquidity, and REITs showed early signs of stabilisation after recent consolidation.

This was not a breakout week.
It was a price-discovery and digestion week.

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Large-cap realty: weekly snapshot

CompanyLast Week Close (₹)This Week Close (₹)Weekly Change52W High (₹)52W Low (₹)Market Cap (₹)P/E (approx)
DLF Ltd691.20695.00+0.55% 886.80601.201.72 T40
Lodha Developers1,090.201,073.50-1.53% 1,531.001,035.151.08 T34–36
Godrej Properties2,044.802,002.60-2.06% 2,917.051,900.00604 B41
Oberoi Realty1,675.301,680.60+0.32% 2,343.651,451.95608 B26–27
Prestige Estates1,624.101,609.60-0.89% 1,814.001,048.05697 B90
Phoenix Mills1,831.301,850.40+1.04% 1,871.001,402.50663 B59
Brigade Enterprises866.95880.05+1.51% 1,338.70838.50215 B27
Sobha Ltd1,465.101,479.60+0.99% 1,732.501,075.30158 B105
Sunteck Realty391.35403.95+3.22% 545.00347.0060.6 B35
Signature Global1,146.501,138.60-0.69% 1,414.80988.00160 B207

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Company notes — Large cap

DLF Ltd


Stabilised marginally after recent weakness. The decline in P/E toward 40 suggests incremental comfort on valuation, but the stock remains firmly range-bound. The market appears to be waiting for visible acceleration in cash flows, not just balance-sheet strength.

Lodha Developers (Macrotech)


Drifted lower despite relative valuation comfort versus peers. The inability to hold above ₹1,100 reinforces that sentiment remains cautious after December’s sharp correction. Stability, not re-rating, is the current theme.

Godrej Properties


Extended its gradual slide and now trades closer to the lower end of its recent band. With valuations still above 40x earnings, the market is clearly demanding clean execution and delivery consistency.

Oberoi Realty


Continues to stand out for its steadiness. A sub-30 P/E, strong balance sheet, and disciplined capital deployment keep the risk–reward relatively attractive within large caps.

Prestige Estates


Remained under pressure. Despite scale and diversification, the near-90 P/E leaves little room for disappointment. The market is slowly compressing multiples rather than panicking.

Phoenix Mills


Inched higher and remains near its 52-week high. The strength reflects confidence in annuity-style retail cash flows, but valuation comfort is thin at current levels.

Brigade Enterprises


Saw a modest rebound from recent lows. Valuation is reasonable relative to peers, but sustained upside will require clearer signals on residential momentum and leasing traction.

Sobha Ltd


Continued a slow recovery. However, triple-digit valuation keeps the stock highly sensitive to debt reduction and execution metrics.

Sunteck Realty


Recovered meaningfully this week, but valuation expansion into the mid-30s P/E zone suggests optimism may be running ahead of fundamentals. Institutional conviction remains tentative.

Signature Global (India)


Corrected mildly after last week’s gains. With P/E still above 200, the stock remains one of the most valuation-sensitive names in the sector, pricing in near-flawless execution.

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Mid & small-cap real estate: weekly snapshot

CompanyLast Week Close (₹)This Week Close (₹)Weekly ChangeMarket CapP/E
Atal Realtech25.2525.40+0.59% ₹3.16 B89
Pansari Developers299.50309.15+3.22% ₹5.27 B40
Future Market Networks8.799.04+2.84% ₹0.55 BNM
Arihant Superstructures305.80326.65+6.82% ₹13.6 B40
Kolte-Patil Developers390.40393.00+0.67% ₹34.7 B46
Puravankara236.54246.80+4.34% ₹59.2 BLoss-making
Mahindra Lifespace399.45391.55-1.98% ₹84.9 B44
Anant Raj551.60554.65+0.55% ₹204 B39
TARC Ltd147.27160.41+8.92% ₹44.3 BNM
Ajmera Realty918.80965.00+5.03% ₹37.2 B29

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Company notes — Mid & small cap (Individual analysis)

Atal Realtech

Remains near its 52-week high after last week’s sharp rally. While price stability suggests continued speculative interest, valuation approaching 90x earnings leaves very little margin for error. Any slowdown in execution or liquidity withdrawal could trigger sharp reversals.

Pansari Developers

Recovered after last week’s decline. Thin trading volumes continue to exaggerate price movements, making the stock highly sentiment-driven. Valuation near 40x earnings limits comfort despite recent resilience.

Future Market Networks (FMNL)

Continues to hover near its 52-week low. Despite a marginal rebound, the absence of earnings visibility keeps the stock firmly in speculative territory. Price action remains disconnected from fundamentals.

Arihant Superstructures

Outperformed this week with a strong rebound from recent lows. However, valuation has expanded toward 40x earnings, reflecting optimism that may be running ahead of near-term growth visibility. Sustainability of the move will depend on execution recovery.

Kolte-Patil Developers

Posted a modest gain, but valuation compression has reversed sharply over recent weeks. At 45–46x earnings, the stock now demands clean and consistent delivery to justify further upside.

Puravankara

Saw a relief bounce after prolonged weakness. Despite improved sentiment, the company remains loss-making, and performance hinges on turnaround execution and cash-flow normalization. Risk remains elevated.

Mahindra Lifespace Developers

Underperformed slightly this week, suggesting consolidation after earlier gains. Valuation remains in the mid-40s, leaving limited headroom without stronger residential and industrial pre-sales momentum.

Anant Raj

Stabilised after recent volatility. Trading at ~39x earnings, the stock appears less stretched than peak levels, but upside will depend on sustained leasing and monetisation visibility rather than sentiment alone.

TARC Ltd

Delivered one of the strongest weekly moves. However, the absence of earnings and cash-flow clarity means price action is purely liquidity-led. Volatility risk remains high at current levels.

Ajmera Realty & Infra

Recovered meaningfully after last week’s sharp correction. With valuation in the high-20s P/E range, the stock appears relatively better anchored among mid caps, though sustained upside still depends on execution consistency.

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REITs: weekly performance snapshot

REITLast Week Close (₹)This Week Close (₹)Weekly Change
Mindspace BP REIT471.83470.89-0.20%
Brookfield India REIT335.39334.15-0.37%
Embassy Office Parks REIT428.19429.60+0.33%

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REIT notes — Company-wise analysis

Mindspace Business Parks REIT

Remained largely stable this week after recent consolidation. The portfolio continues to demonstrate strong occupancy and tenant quality, but near-term price movement is driven more by interest-rate expectations than asset-level performance. Distribution visibility remains intact, yet upside appears capped without a supportive rate environment.

Brookfield India REIT

Traded marginally lower on a weekly basis, reflecting continued sensitivity to funding costs and incremental leasing trends. Asset quality and sponsor strength remain positives, but distribution growth is closely tied to refinancing conditions. The market is currently in a wait-and-watch mode.

Embassy Office Parks REIT

Showed mild recovery after last week’s underperformance. As the largest listed office REIT, Embassy continues to act as a sentiment proxy for institutional office demand. Fundamentals remain stable, but valuation upside is constrained by yield expectations and broader rate signals.

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Closing view

This week reinforced a familiar but important pattern:

  • Large caps are consolidating, not re-rating

  • Mid & small caps are bouncing on liquidity, not fundamentals

  • REITs are stabilising, tethered to rate expectations

The market has decisively shifted away from storytelling.

It is now pricing cash flows, balance-sheet resilience, and execution precision—one stock at a time.

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