India’s real estate and built environment sector has become one of the country’s strongest economic pillars — contributing 7.3% (USD 305B) to India’s GDP today, with projections estimating growth to USD 4.26T by 2047 (Source of Information: Real Estate Industry Report, Aug, 2025 | The Hindu, Jan, 2025)
The industry already employs 70M+ professionals, and is expected to generate 100M+ jobs by 2030 (Source of Information: Skilled Employment in Construction Sector in India, Knight Frank & RICS, 2023 | The Economic Times, Aug 2023 )
However, India will require an additional 23M skilled real estate professionals by 2030 — nearly 8× the current qualified talent pool, of which only 4% hold formal industry-aligned training.
This imbalance highlights a simple truth: The sector needs professionals who are not just educated, but truly industry-ready.
This is exactly the gap SARE Built Environment Institute (SBEI) aims to bridge.
At SBEI, learning is designed to be practical, relevant, and immediately useful. The focus is simple — break down complex real estate concepts into clear, actionable skills you can confidently apply from day one of your role.
SBEI has collaborated with real estate industry leaders and academic experts to create programs that will build job-ready real estate professionals. Equipping them with core fundamentals and advanced industry knowledge.
Our programmes are built in collaboration with industry leaders and academic experts, ensuring learners gain both local market insight and global perspective. The curriculum spans the entire real estate value chain—from development fundamentals, valuation, sales and leasing, and asset management to regulatory compliance and modern investment structures such as REITs, InvITs, and fractional ownership models.
Our Advisory Board includes senior mentors from the Indian real estate industry and academia, along with distinguished U.S. real estate faculty, ensuring learners receive insights that are locally relevant and globally informed.
The key differentiator that makes us industry-led, applied, and outcome-driven:
This is not just upskilling — it is capability building powered by real mentors, real case studies, and real industry networks.
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To support professionals committed to meaningful career growth in 2026, SBEI is extending New Year offers on select courses, featuring limited-period discounts.
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