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• Anarock Group reported a 25 per cent rise in FY26 revenue to INR 946 crore, compared to INR 755 crore in the previous fiscal.
• The growth was supported by strong housing demand and robust leasing activity in office and retail real estate segments.
• The company facilitated housing sales worth INR 16,435 crore during the last financial year, while the residential business contributed INR 442 crore to overall revenue.
• Chairman Anuj Puri said the company is focusing on expansion and strengthening its proptech and advisory capabilities amid evolving housing demand trends.
• The group is also expanding its presence in the Middle East, especially Dubai, and recently appointed Aayush Puri to lead its regional residential operations.
Real estate consultancy firm Anarock Group posted a 25 per cent increase in revenue in FY26 to INR 946 crore, driven by sustained demand in the housing market and strong leasing activity across office and retail segments. Advertisement
The company had reported a revenue of INR 755 crore in the previous financial year. Chairman Anuj Puri said the company continued to focus on expansion while benefiting from the steady performance of the Indian real estate sector.
According to Puri, the growth was led by the company’s core verticals, including residential housing, office leasing, retail real estate and investment advisory services. He added that the group facilitated housing sales worth nearly INR 16,435 crore during the last fiscal year.
The residential segment contributed INR 442 crore to the company’s overall revenue. The remaining income came from several business divisions, including office, retail and warehousing leasing transactions, strategic consulting, project management services, co-working operations, hospitality consultancy and its society management mobile application platform.
The company has been expanding its service portfolio over the last few years to reduce dependence on a single segment and benefit from rising activity across different real estate asset classes. India’s major property markets have continued to witness demand for premium housing, flexible workspaces and organised retail developments, supporting the growth of consultancy and transaction advisory firms.
Speaking about the current fiscal year, Puri said the housing market has become more selective and buyers are now evaluating projects more carefully. He noted that the company is closely monitoring changing demand trends and strengthening its proptech and advisory capabilities to cater to evolving customer requirements.
Earlier, the company had raised INR 200 crore from 360 One Asset Management Ltd to support both organic and inorganic business growth plans. The investment was aimed at strengthening operations, technology and expansion into newer markets.
At present, the group has around 2,300 employees across key tier-1 and tier-2 cities in India as well as markets in the Middle East. The company is also looking to scale up its presence in the Gulf region, particularly in Dubai, where demand across residential, retail and institutional real estate continues to remain strong.
As part of this expansion, the company recently appointed Aayush Puri as CEO – Residential, Middle East, to lead its regional residential business operations.
Source PTI
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