Anarock Group, a leading real estate consultancy firm, has reported a 33% increase in revenue for FY25, reaching ₹755 crore, driven by higher property consultancy fees and strong demand for residential and commercial properties.
Key Growth Drivers
Chairman Anuj Puri attributed the revenue surge to India’s overall economic growth, which has fueled real estate investments from both end users and institutional investors. The consultancy services in the housing segment contributed ₹420 crore, accounting for 56% of the company’s total turnover.
Additionally, land deals and capital market transactions played a significant role, as developers aggressively pursued land acquisitions and fundraising to expand their businesses.
Expansion and Market Trends
Anarock’s revenue also benefited from:
- Office leasing consultancy services, which launched in April 2024 and has performed exceptionally well across 7–8 major cities.
- Retail and warehousing space transactions, along with strategic consulting and project management.
- Co-working platform consultancy and hospitality sector advisory.
Despite a slow housing market between January and mid-March 2025, sales picked up significantly thereafter, reinforcing positive market sentiment.
Future Outlook and Investments
Anarock raised ₹200 crore from 360 One Asset Management Ltd last year to fund organic and inorganic growth, though the company has yet to utilize these funds. Puri stated that Anarock is actively exploring acquisition opportunities that complement its existing business model.
With over 2,300 employees operating across India and the Middle East, Anarock expects continued expansion in FY26, despite global economic uncertainties.
