Chandigarh is restarting Sector 39 Mandi SCO auctions at higher reserve prices, drawing strong investor interest and reinforcing the city’s commercial real estate appeal.
As the Namma Metro Yellow Line stabilizes, Bommasandra, Hebbagodi, and Chandapura are set for sharper demand, better access, and up to 15% price growth.
Mohali’s 183-acre Shaheed Bhagat Singh Expo City is expected to start in 2026, adding a convention hub, premium facilities, and a major business boost.
GMADA’s landscaping push for Mohali IT City aims to create a cleaner, greener tech district with jobs, plots, and long-term investor appeal.
Strong institutional capital inflows in 2025 bolster Chennai's real estate market with investor confidence, stable policies, and transparent transactions despite national uncertainty.
Indore's latest IT park project promises to elevate the city's tech scene, leveraging giants like TCS and Infosys while expanding digital infrastructure along the Super Corridor. This development signals robust growth in commercial real estate, attracting investors and talent to one of India's fastest-rising tech hubs.
Nagpur's retail real estate is booming with a 27% surge from 3.0 million sq ft in 2024 to 3.8 million sq ft by 2027. Stable 10-15% vacancy rates signal strong demand. Metro Phase 2 and better connectivity boost hubs like Kanhan, Butibori, Hingna, Kapsi, and Sitabuldi for retail and mixed-use growth.
Nagpur's office real estate is set to expand 26%, growing from 3.8 million sq. ft. in 2024 to 4.8 million sq. ft. by 2027. Fueled by IT firms, Global Capability Centres, better roads, and metro lines, rentals hold at ₹60–90 per sq. ft./month with 13% vacancy signaling robust demand.
Chief Minister M.K. Stalin inaugurated multiple development projects in Madurai on February 21, 2026, including the Goripalayam flyover and public infrastructure improvements that are reshaping the city's real estate landscape and property values.
Kesar India Limited acquires 24,256 sqm in Hingna, Nagpur for a mixed-use high-rise development valued at Rs 900 crore, featuring 1.5 million sq ft of residential and commercial spaces.
Mumbai's real estate surges back to pre-pandemic levels, drawing $1.2 billion in institutional investments from January to September 2025. This marks the fourth straight billion-dollar year, with domestic players at 48% and foreigners at 52%. Residential leads at $377.6 million, offices follow with $339.71 million, signaling robust recovery and investor trust.
Nexus Select Trust boosts its Chandigarh footprint by acquiring 60,000 sq ft of prime retail space at Nexus Elante Complex for Rs 253.7 crore. This strategic move, spanning ground and first floors, targets luxury fashion, premium F&B, and high-end electronics, solidifying Elante's dominance in the Tricity's premium retail market amid strong rental growth.
Navi Mumbai dominates India's data center market with 44% market share, driven by strategic submarine cable access, advanced fiber connectivity, and developer partnerships supporting AI cloud and digital service expansion.
Lulu Mall Kozhikode, spanning 3.5 lakh sq ft in Mankavu, nears opening with LuLu Hypermarket, fashion stores, food court, and kids' zone. This vibrant addition boosts local commerce, offering global brands and entertainment just 5 km from key landmarks like Cyber Park.
Indore Metro receives government approval to operate underground from Khajrana Square through Palasia to Bada Ganpati, enhancing connectivity and addressing public concerns about surface disruption in commercial and residential areas.
Faridabad's commercial real estate surges as businesses flee high costs in Gurugram and Noida, drawn by Grade-A offices at 30-50% lower prices. Boosted by NCR's strategic spot and Delhi-Meerut RRTS, it promises transformation with top yields and connectivity.
Kolkata's office market achieved exceptional growth in Q3 2025, with transaction volumes reaching 0.5 million sq ft, a 190% year-on-year surge. Strong IT and flex space demand, combined with limited Grade A supply, propelled rental values to 14% YoY growth, the highest among major Indian cities.
New Delhi's central business districts like Connaught Place, Nehru Place, and ITO report a 12% year-on-year surge in office rentals to Rs 1.25 lakh per sq ft annually, driven by GCC expansions, outperforming NCR's 9% average, as per Knight Frank and JLL.
Hyderabad's real estate scene hits a high note as one acre of prime government land fetches ₹177 crore, boosting investor trust and promising more urban growth. This deal marks a new era for premium properties in the city.
Cushman & Wakefield's MarketBeat report highlights Pune's office sector soaring in Q2 2025, boasting 3.3 MSF gross leasing and a record 2.2 MSF net absorption, fueled by strong demand from engineering and manufacturing industries amid expanding Grade-A supply.
Ludhiana's Smart City Mission has deployed Rs 959.25 crore across key infrastructure projects, causing 15-25% property value spikes in West Assembly areas through airport development, railway upgrades, and 24/7 water supply.
Madhya Pradesh government announced a ₹1,500 crore startup-cum-IT park development for Indore's Super Corridor under PPP model, featuring a 22-storey business hub.
GMADA scraps mixed-use plan for Sector 87, opting for pure commercial development modeled on Chandigarh's iconic Sector 17, acquiring 236 acres across three villages.
GMADA's August 2025 e-auction featured 156 premium properties including commercial shops, hotel sites, and institutional plots across New Chandigarh.
Haryana implemented steep collector rate increases up to 50% in Panchkula from August 1, 2025, affecting over 53,000 property buyers and sparking widespread opposition from residents.