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How Data Centres Are Shaping India’s Real Estate Market

The digital age has transformed data centres into the backbone of global connectivity, driving exponential growth in cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and big data analytics. As India witnesses a surge in internet penetration and digitalisation, the data centre industry is experiencing unprecedented demand. By 2025, the Indian data centre market is projected to reach $10 billion, powered by government initiatives like Digital India and growing interest from global tech giants. However, this explosive growth presents both opportunities and challenges, particularly in the realm of real estate.

Data centres require vast amounts of space and specific infrastructure, leading to a spike in demand for strategically located properties. Tier-I cities like Mumbai, Chennai, and Bengaluru are emerging as prime locations due to their robust IT ecosystems and connectivity. However, real estate developers are now eyeing Tier-II cities, where costs are lower, and opportunities for expansion are abundant. This shift aligns with India’s growing decentralisation and offers opportunities for job creation and urban development in smaller cities.

Despite the opportunities, the data centre industry grapples with significant challenges, especially sustainability concerns. Data centres consume enormous amounts of energy, often relying on non-renewable sources, and generate substantial heat, necessitating efficient cooling systems. Innovations like green data centres, which incorporate renewable energy and advanced cooling technologies, are critical to reducing their carbon footprint. Policies encouraging renewable energy adoption and incentives for sustainable practices could bolster the industry’s environmental credentials.

From an urban planning perspective, the rise of data centres necessitates infrastructure upgrades, including improved power grids and better internet connectivity. While these projects promise economic growth and modernisation, they must address civic concerns such as land use conflicts and environmental impact. Sustainable development frameworks and public-private collaborations are essential for balancing technological advancement with the broader needs of society.

 

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