Kolkata's residential market showed remarkable strength in July 2025 with property registrations jumping 33% year-on-year, driven by compact apartments and South Zone dominance.
Greater Noida commanded 62% of Noida-Greater Noida property registrations in Q3 2024, driving 6% volume growth and 34% sales value surge to ₹6,328 crore. Jewar Airport and metro expansions fuel premium demand as average prices hit ₹61 lakh.
Rangareddy district recorded a 20% year-on-year increase in property prices during June 2025, fueled by infrastructure expansion and premium housing demand surge. The area attracted 49% of registrations as luxury units dominated transaction value, reflecting Hyderabad's market evolution toward high-end residential developments.
In Q1 2024, India's top seven cities recorded over 1.30 lakh homes sold, the highest in a decade, supported by the RBI's decision to maintain a stable repo rate.
The West Bengal government has extended the real estate stamp duty rebate and circular rate reduction until January 31, 2022, to boost home sales amid rising demand.
Kolkata's residential market rebounds post-demonetization with innovative price protection schemes. Demand has surged by 15%, boosting sales and queries.
In the first half of the year, India's major cities witnessed the launch of 1.32 lakh homes, a 5% increase compared to last year. New launches have declined in Q3.
Mumbai property rates soar 66% in four years due to land scarcity and limited supply, defying expert predictions of price correction.
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%.
Home sales across major Indian cities continue to plummet despite developers offering incentives, with Hyderabad experiencing the steepest decline of 46%.
Developers in Mumbai are slashing prices for new launches by up to 15% to stimulate home sales amid sluggish market conditions, aiming to attract buyers.
Mumbai's residential property prices have increased by 2.9% to Rs. 11,626 per sq. ft. However, property sales have slowed down, with only a marginal increase of 1%.
Soaring property prices deter buyers, leaving developers with unsold inventory and financial struggles. Major cities face declining sales, impacting developers like Mantri Realty.
Vasundhara Enclave in Delhi-NCR has the potential to attract end-users but is facing weak demand for housing units. Property prices are stable with low demand.
New project launches in Mumbai have significantly declined in Q1 2013 compared to Q4 2012, attributed to weak home sales and cautious developer strategies.
Project delays plague NCR's residential market, causing a 31% drop in new launches and leaving 140,000 unsold units, impacting homebuyers and developers.
CREDAI NCR aims to regulate property dealers and boost home sales by mandating disclosure of saleable and carpet areas in brochures, introducing lock-in periods for resale, and imposing higher transfer charges.
Home sales, particularly new launches, experienced growth between January and March, spurred by developer discounts. Bangalore and Mumbai saw improved sales.
Home sales in NCR have surged by 46% in January, with clear property acquisition issues boosting buyer confidence. New launches dropped by 35% as developers focused on reducing unsold inventories.
RBI's rate hike impacts homebuyers, say builders and bankers. Increased interest rates expected to further lower home sales as buyers reconsider purchases.
Real estate brokers in major Indian cities are switching to other businesses due to a slump in home sales. Smaller players are particularly affected, forcing many to seek jobs in different sectors.
Indian residential property market shows signs of recovery with increased sales and prices during the festive season.
Rental property investments are gaining traction in India as home sales slow, with Hyderabad showing mixed trends in both sales and rental demand.
Leading real estate developers in Mumbai unanimously agreed to reduce home prices by 10-12% during a recent meeting at the Grand Hyatt Hotel.
RBI's decision to hold interest rates steady has disappointed the real estate sector, which is grappling with a housing slowdown. Industry experts express concern over high mortgage costs and anticipate varied impacts across markets.