New Delhi, India — In a major win for India’s global investment image, DPXPO 2025, the world’s largest property and infrastructure exhibition, has officially kicked off in the heart of Delhi. The event is drawing top political figures and international investors from the UK, Middle East, and India, signalling a seismic shift in the global property market’s centre of gravity. The high-profile event is being seen as a historic moment not only for the Indian capital but for the wider South Asian region, as billions of dollars in real estate and infrastructure investments are expected to be explored during the three-day showcase. Leaders from across the political and corporate spectrum, including UK MPs, Gulf investment delegations, and senior Indian government officials, are in attendance to promote strategic partnerships, unveil large-scale development plans, and explore the region’s growing real estate potential.
Event organisers have confirmed that DPXPO 2025 is the largest of its kind globally, featuring mega projects from more than 20 countries, and attracting interest from top-tier institutional investors, sovereign funds, and real estate conglomerates. The expo covers a sweeping range of sectors including commercial and residential developments, smart city technology, green architecture, and urban infrastructure.
Among the major developers present is Leo’s Development, a UK-headquartered property firm that is showcasing its vision for mixed-use spaces and smart living environments, signalling increasing interest from European developers in the Indian market. India’s rapidly expanding cities, government-backed infrastructure projects, and pro-investment climate have made the country one of the hottest destinations for real estate capital in 2025. Delhi, as the host city, has emerged as a strategic gateway for global partnerships — particularly those bridging Europe, the Gulf, and Asia.
Panel discussions and closed-door investment briefings have already begun at the expo, with key topics including urban regeneration, green housing, and cross-border property financing. The presence of heavyweight political leaders is being seen as a clear signal of commitment to making India a central pillar in global property trade. Attendees are already voicing enthusiasm. Sarah Thompson, a London-based urban planning consultant attending DPXPO for the first time, said:
“There’s real momentum here. You can feel it. The appetite for cross-border investment and smart infrastructure is unlike anything I’ve seen in Europe this year.” From the Middle East, Faisal Al-Nuaimi, a senior analyst with a regional investment fund in Abu Dhabi, added: “India is at the front of the global investment conversation right now. What’s exciting about DPXPO is the mix — you have government, private equity, and tech innovation all under one roof.”
Meanwhile, Anjali Mehta, a New Delhi-based architect attending as part of a local delegation, highlighted the global exposure the city is receiving: “For Indian developers and creatives, this is a rare chance to exchange ideas with the world. Delhi is finally on the map not just as a city of history, but a city of the future.” Local officials say DPXPO is expected to generate landmark deals and joint ventures, with many investors seeing India as a long-term bet amidst global economic realignments. The exhibition’s format also includes private investor lounges, matchmaking zones, and strategic roundtables to fast-track partnerships and project announcements.
What makes this year’s DPXPO stand out is not just its scale — but its timing. With global markets increasingly focused on stability, infrastructure, and sustainable growth, India’s positioning as a high-return, high-growth environment is coming into sharp focus. Delhi’s hosting of such a global-scale event is a bold declaration of intent: India is not only a major economic power, but one capable of convening the world’s most influential voices in real estate and beyond.
As the exhibition continues over the weekend, all eyes remain on the partnerships, announcements, and ground-breaking projects that will emerge — not only shaping Delhi’s skyline, but influencing global investment flows for years to come.