India’s Warehousing Boom – What You Need to Know in 2025

India’s warehousing sector isn’t just growing — it’s booming. Driven by e-commerce, retail consolidation, and supply chain digitization, demand for Grade A warehousing space has more than doubled in the past three years.

Whether you're an investor, developer, or logistics player, here’s why 2025 is a make-or-break year for entering this high-yield segment.

• E-commerce & Quick Commerce: 1-day delivery expectations have made urban fulfillment hubs mission-critical.
   
• GST & Unified Logistics: Consolidated warehousing models have replaced the old state-by-state storage system.
   
• 3PL & Cold Chain Expansion: Pharma, food, and EV battery players are investing heavily in custom-built storage spaces.
   
• National Logistics Policy (NLP): The GOI is fast-tracking multi-modal logistics parks and connectivity infrastructure.
   

• Located along NH-44, NH-8, KMP Expressway
   
• Hub for FMCG, pharma, electronics
   

• India’s largest consumption zone
   
• Suitable for high-throughput, last-mile logistics
   

• Growing demand from e-com, electronics
   
• Access to South India’s industrial belt
   

• Connected to ports and auto clusters
   
• High demand for cold and bonded warehouses
   

• Lower entry cost + growing consumption
   
• Fast-expanding Grade A warehousing inventory
   

• Located on or near national/state highways
• 12–24m access road with trailer turning radius
• Zoning and CLU approvals for warehousing use
• Access to labor, power, and water
• Clear title and single ownership

“Institutional investors and REITs are rapidly acquiring warehousing land. The time to secure assets in last-mile and highway-adjacent zones is now, before cap rates compress further.”
— Logistics & Warehousing Desk, Ananta United
 

Ananta United sources high-potential warehousing land pan-India — both for self-use and lease development. From cold chain to e-com fulfillment, we’ve got your blueprint ready.

📧 sales@anantaunited.com