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.
The Kozhikode Mayor has announced revised property tax rates giving relief to ordinary citizens, with homes up to 660 square feet exempt and revisions primarily targeting larger commercial spaces to ease the burden on lower and middle-income households in the city.
Faridabad faces a severe shortage of affordable housing as no new projects have launched in the last two years due to unviable state pricing caps.
On Republic Day, Nashik Zilla Parishad will hand over 75,000 completed rural homes, boosting housing access for vulnerable families across the district.
CREDAI Pune launched the 24th Pune Property Expo 2026 at Agriculture College Ground, spotlighting 400-plus housing and commercial projects.
Bengaluru’s prices are rising sharply, but affordable apartments still exist in select growth corridors and resale pockets under ₹1 crore.
MDDA’s ₹1,000-crore land bank could widen affordable housing supply, support IT zones, and guide Dehradun toward greener, more balanced urban expansion.
Kolkata developers want Budget 2026 to raise homebuyer tax relief, widen affordable housing limits, ease GST, and speed up approvals.
Noida Authority has reopened stalled-project relief, helping 19 troubled housing developments, 15,000 buyers, and overdue dues through a phased payment plan.
Greater Noida Authority opens a new housing scheme in Sector Omicron-1A with auction-based allotment, 90 flats, and modern high-rise towers.
Smart-city corridors, airport upgrades, and rising NRI interest pushed Bhubaneswar’s residential market higher in Q3 2025, with strong mid-income sales.
Chennai outperformed India’s top housing markets in 2025, with sales up 15% to 22,180 units, powered by affordability, jobs, and steady supply.
Pune’s elections and Budget 2026 may reshape affordability, tax relief, and approvals, while new roads could lift values in key corridors.
Bengaluru’s launch pipeline is skewing upscale, with luxury and premium homes gaining ground while affordable options shrink and prices keep rising.
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.
Bihar is studying Gujarat’s urban playbook to improve smart cities, water supply, and municipal systems, aiming to unlock faster property-led growth.
A ₹1,878 crore six-lane bypass with flyovers and signal-free travel could lift demand for affordable plots and group housing across Zirakpur's key micro-markets.
CREDAI Chennai projects South and West Chennai as 2026’s main housing growth corridors, aided by metro expansion, road upgrades, and better affordability.
Gurgaon real estate 2026 is set for about 60 launches, led by Golf Course Extension Road, senior living, and end-user driven demand.
Nagpur’s 2026 housing push under PM Awas Yojana aims to add 30,000 affordable homes, backed by metro expansion and better transport links.
The Uttar Pradesh government has rolled out steep discounts on nearly 10,000 unsold Ghaziabad flats, adding payment rebates to speed up sales.
Kolkata added 31% more housing units in 2025, with 87% priced below Rs 1.5 crore, signaling strong developer confidence and middle-class demand.
CREDAI Surat’s 6th GLAM Show brings 850-plus developers, free entry, and a wide property mix from homes to industrial plots in Athwa.
Mumbai’s new transport spine is lifting demand across Parel, Sewri, Panvel and select western suburbs, with value pockets still under ₹1 crore.