Nagpur's residential market has surged post-COVID, with apartment sales doubling to 2,211 units, driven by infrastructure upgrades, returning professionals, and demand for 2-3 BHK homes. Flexibility in plotted developments and land availability are supporting price stability.
Kanchipuram's property market shows steady growth in 2025, with average prices reaching ₹4,407/sq.ft. Infrastructure developments, economic expansion, and diverse housing options drive demand, attracting investors and homebuyers.
Nashik’s apartment sales jump 22% to 8,583 units in 2024, defying a 30% supply drop. Reduced unsold inventory reflects strong buyer demand in this growing market.
Madurai has seen a significant increase in apartment sales over the past two years, driven by improved connectivity and urban expansion. Large complexes are in high demand, with both core and suburban areas experiencing growth.
Chennai’s real estate market poised for 25% growth in 2025, driven by CREDAI’s predictions, strong demand in South Chennai suburbs like Medavakkam, Tambaram, Velachery, and Porur, and improved infrastructure.
Real estate firms are engaging in joint developments amid a significant drop in apartment sales and rising inflation, with experts predicting rising land values in select areas.