Navi Mumbai's housing market leads India with a stunning 39.1% annual growth rate as per the latest data, fueled by robust infrastructure like the Mumbai Trans Harbour Link and Navi Mumbai International Airport. Prices rose 22% from 2021 to 2025, drawing buyers and developers amid strong demand in hotspots like Vashi and Panvel.
Nashik's property landscape has transformed dramatically, with total properties jumping from 3.80 lakh in 2014-15 to 6 lakh by 2024-25, driven by migration, job opportunities, and investment demand.
Margao Smart City Limited kicked off Phase II on October 18, 2025, unveiling a 42-acre residential zone next to the upgraded KTC bus terminal. This project delivers 1,800 affordable and mid-segment homes linked to future light rail, fueled by ₹210 crore from Goa Infrastructure Development Corporation. Pre-launch bookings surged with 37% inventory snapped up in 72 hours, highlighting robust demand.
Jaipur's real estate scene buzzes with activity in the mid-income segment. Homes priced ₹35-80 lakh lead the charge, especially during Diwali. Families seek upgrades to spacious abodes with top amenities in planned townships. Mangalam Group's Chairman notes rising site visits and inquiries.
The National Capital Region's property market soared with average prices hitting ₹8,900 per sq. ft. in Q3 2025, marking a 24% increase from last year. Gurgaon leads this growth, thanks to higher incomes, gated community preferences, and demand for bigger homes amid IT influx in Gurugram and Noida.
Greater Noida's real estate market has exploded with a 98% price increase from ₹3340 to ₹6600 per sq ft between Q1 2020 and Q1 2025, driven by infrastructure boom and rising demand for luxury homes.
Property registrations in Mumbai saw a remarkable 32% increase in September 2025, signaling strong buyer confidence and market momentum despite economic hurdles. This uptick highlights ongoing demand and higher transaction volumes, pointing to a resilient real estate sector in the city.
Chennai's housing market surged 24% QoQ with 5,660 units sold in Q2 2025, defying a 20% national sales decline. Strong infrastructure growth, mid-segment dominance, and RERA compliance drive resilience as other metros face correction pressures amid geopolitical tensions.
Mumbai's property market recorded 11,230 registrations in August 2025, marking the second-best August performance ever despite monsoon challenges and positioning the city to cross 1 lakh annual milestone.
Gurgaon's property market stabilizes in Q3 2025 with 2-5% quarterly growth after aggressive price hikes, driven by luxury demand and infrastructure improvements.
Boman Irani reveals Rustomjee's strategic focus on Mumbai's ₹5 crore apartment market, identifying it as the city's sweet spot while maintaining ₹1-3 crore as the darling segment.
Pune dominated India's residential market in H1 2025, selling 44,000 units worth ₹32,800 crore, driven by surging demand for mid-range homes despite 27% price increases.
Pune's real estate witnesses dramatic shift as ₹70L-2Cr homes surge to 40% market share from 13% in 2021, while sub-₹45L segment drops to 35% from 55%.
Chennai's suburbs experience growing demand for budget-friendly homes as buyers prioritize affordability and connectivity. Emerging hotspots like Pallavaram, Perungudi, and North Chennai offer 2-3BHK units aligning with infrastructure expansion and shifts in work patterns.
Thane's residential market shifts focus to compact homes, with 2BHKs comprising 45% of 65,800 new units between FY 2020-2025, driven by affordability and smaller budgets.
Despite strong demand, Jaipur recorded a 10% Q1 2025 drop in residential sales value contrasting with 17% growth in other state capitals across tier 2 cities. While urban infrastructure upgrades drive aspirational living supply-side challenges and delayed project completions temporarily dampened transactions. This dip highlights broader trends of premiumization in tier 2 markets.
Coimbatore's residential real estate market experienced a remarkable 52% year-on-year increase in sales value, reaching ₹1,120 crore in Q1 2025. This growth occurred despite an 8% drop in unit sales across India's top 15 tier-2 cities.
Noida's population surge to 9.3 lakh by 2025 fuels demand for residential and commercial properties, driven by infrastructure and economic growth.
Non-Resident Indians have propelled a 35% surge in Coimbatore's housing demand, attracted by strategic infrastructure growth and affordable property prices.
Mangalore’s property market surges as prestigious institutions like NITK and Kasturba Medical College drive housing demand near emerging tech zones and infrastructure corridors, with IT parks and healthcare clusters boosting residential and commercial opportunities.
Bengaluru's residential property market has witnessed a remarkable 79% price surge over five years, leading all Indian metros and reflecting strong demand amid reduced unsold inventory.
Noida Authority's new redevelopment policy offers homeowners larger apartments without extra charges, targeting sectors like 19 and 22 for urban renewal.
Amid India's 20% YoY housing sales drop, Chennai stood out with 11% annual growth and 40% QoQ surge. New launches jumped 65% YoY, driven by GCCs and premium demand. Developers are strategically boosting supply to meet rising demand in this outlier market.
Hyderabad's 2024 CREDAI report reveals a 17% rise in average ticket prices and 14% improve inventory absorption, with North West dominating sales and South West leading price growth, solidifying the city as India's premium housing hotspot with strong office market expansion.
A ₹23,000 crore semiconductor chip plant is coming to Mysore, promising to create thousands of jobs and boost demand for residential and commercial properties.