Ahmedabad's residential housing market demonstrated remarkable resilience with 3% sales growth, selling 25,000 units in H1 2025, while property prices climbed 7% despite 61% decline in new launches.
Godrej Properties enters Vadodara’s real estate market with 34-acre acquisition for premium plotted residential units, marking its second Gujarat project in 12 months.
Gandhinagar's real estate market is booming with a 120% price hike, driven by GIFT City's development, smart infrastructure projects and rising demand for premium housing options.
Gandhinagar’s Smart City Project nears completion with advanced traffic management, smart streetlights, and waste solutions, boosting livability and attracting real estate investment.
Gandhinagar’s bid to host the 2036 Summer Olympics is driving unprecedented real estate growth and infrastructure development across Gujarat, with projected costs exceeding ₹64,000 crore and multi-city involvement in Ahmedabad, Bhopal, Goa, Mumbai, and Pune. Investor interest has surged, propelling property value appreciation as the region prepares for global visibility.
Launch of world's largest diamond trading hub drives 15-20% spike in luxury property values in Surat, Gujarat's upscale areas like Vesu and Dumas Road
GIFT City's 'Vertical City' project combines residential, commercial, and recreational spaces, enhancing urban living in Gandhinagar by 2026.
GIFT City real estate prices surge 10-20% after Gujarat relaxes 60-year liquor ban. Increased demand, tax breaks, and improved infrastructure drive growth in residential and commercial sectors.
The Gujarat Housing Board is introducing new housing projects aimed at various income groups to address the state's housing demands, with ongoing initiatives in Surat, Ahmedabad, and Vadodara.
India's realty investment fell sharply, with only Rs.42,000 Cr invested, down from Rs.92,600 Cr in 2012, according to ASSOCHAM.
Gujarat led realty investments in the last fiscal year, capturing 41% of total investments, despite a nationwide decline. The state's growth surged by 700%.
Rajkot's real estate market is rapidly growing in Gujarat, with consistent property value appreciation. Demand for 2 BHK units and luxury homes is on the rise.
Ahmedabad Urban Development Authority (AUDA) has frozen agricultural land conversion, affecting investors planning farmhouses. Only 5% conversion is allowed, impacting land sharks.
CREDAI criticizes Maharashtra's policies as investor-unfriendly, prompting a shift towards Gujarat for real estate investment, driven by high costs and slow approvals in Mumbai.
DAMAC Properties expands its reach in India by appointing local agents in Gujarat to market international properties to Indian buyers and explore investment options in major Indian cities.