Coimbatore emerges as a leading South India real estate market, driven by manufacturing, IT, and healthcare growth, with property prices between Rs 4,500–6,500 per sq. ft. and 12–15% annual appreciation, attracting families, retirees, and income-focused investors.
Mysore Road is evolving from a transit-heavy highway into a sought-after housing corridor, where infrastructure upgrades and rising demand are reshaping values.
Pune’s housing market is climbing fast in 2026, with tight supply, metro-linked growth, and IT demand pushing prices higher across prime micro-markets.
Lokhandwala Complex is entering a major redevelopment cycle, with older societies securing bigger flats, corpus payments, and a long runway for transformation.
On Republic Day, Nashik Zilla Parishad will hand over 75,000 completed rural homes, boosting housing access for vulnerable families across the district.
Dehradun’s apartment market is heating up fast, with prices, sales, and multi-story launches all rising as buyers chase lifestyle-led housing.
North Goa's Mopa belt is drawing NRI capital fast, with luxury demand up 35% and premium-home interest rising on strong rental yields.
Sector 122 in Mohali is drawing buyers with large integrated townships, Chandigarh-style advantages, better valuations, and strong connectivity across Tricity.
Bengaluru’s prices are rising sharply, but affordable apartments still exist in select growth corridors and resale pockets under ₹1 crore.
Rangareddy West drove most of Hyderabad’s top-end residential deals in December 2025, with Kokapet, Kondapur, and Puppalaguda drawing strong luxury demand.
Noida Authority has reopened stalled-project relief, helping 19 troubled housing developments, 15,000 buyers, and overdue dues through a phased payment plan.
Police arrested a real estate developer after a software engineer died in Noida’s Sector 150 pit, triggering a probe into safety lapses and rescue failures.
Zirakpur’s housing market is tightening fast as infrastructure upgrades, scarce ready homes, and higher construction costs push prices upward.
Ghaziabad drew ₹12,750 crore in 2025, logged 29 new project registrations, and became UP’s second-strongest district after Noida.
Kolkata’s housing market is tilting toward larger, better-finished homes, with ₹50 lakh-₹2 crore units driving nearly half of all sales in 2025.
Hyderabad’s real estate market remains stable in 2026, supported by infrastructure upgrades, stronger connectivity, and steady demand across residential, office, and logistics segments.
Chennai outperformed India’s top housing markets in 2025, with sales up 15% to 22,180 units, powered by affordability, jobs, and steady supply.
Ahmedabad tops India’s furnished housing market, with 22.5% fully equipped listings, driven by relocating professionals, families, and turnkey demand.
Bengaluru’s launch pipeline is skewing upscale, with luxury and premium homes gaining ground while affordable options shrink and prices keep rising.
Moira and Aldona are drawing elite buyers inland as villa prices surge, signaling North Goa’s next ultra-luxury real estate hotspot.
Mumbai’s property market crossed 1.5 lakh registrations in 2025, while stamp duty collections rose 11%, signaling strong end-user demand despite higher prices.
Wave City Ghaziabad is gaining traction as a smart investment zone, driven by connectivity, liveability, and NCR's widening real estate momentum.
Panvel, Dronagiri and Pushpak Nagar are drawing long-term investors with lower entry prices, rising demand and future infrastructure-led upside.
Kokapet, Gachibowli, and Tellapur are drawing investors in 2026 with IT-led growth, metro access, and strong prospects for rental income and appreciation.
Navi Mumbai’s premium pockets outpaced the market from 2021 to 2025, with Seawoods now the city’s priciest hub and metro-linked growth leading demand.
