Mumbai's real estate market puzzles analysts: record property registrations in H1 2025 contrast with a 34% plunge in housing sales. This paradox highlights unique dynamics of pricing, supply, and buyer psychology.
Mumbai registered 11,211 property transactions in June 2025, marking the second-highest June performance in six years despite broader market challenges across India.
National Housing Bank data reveals Howrah experienced the steepest property price decline at 6.1% among 50 cities surveyed in Q1 FY26, contrasting with national trend.
Official K-RERA data shows Thiruvananthapuram registered 2,987 residential units, surpassing Ernakulam's 2,864 for the first time, driven by NRI demand and infrastructure growth.
CREDAI Nashik Metro hosts Property Expo 2025 from August 14-18 at Thakker Dome, showcasing premier real estate opportunities for North Maharashtra property seekers.
Gurgaon's property market stabilizes in Q3 2025 with 2-5% quarterly growth after aggressive price hikes, driven by luxury demand and infrastructure improvements.
Thane District tops Mumbai region with 334,809 unsold residential units in Q1 2025, creating a supply-demand paradox as prices surge 46% amid market enthusiasm.
Thane's real estate market witnesses growing preference for under-construction properties as buyers seek luxury amenities at affordable prices, avoiding Mumbai's premium rates.
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.
Bengaluru's housing market shows signs of cooling as sales drop 8% year-on-year while property prices surge 12%, creating opportunities for cautious buyers.
Mumbai's residential market shows resilience as compact apartments under 1,000 sq ft capture 82% of July transactions, generating ₹1,101 crore in stamp duty revenue.
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%.
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.
Noida Authority’s co-developer policy enables financially stable builders to take over stalled projects by resolving legal disputes and paying 25% dues upfront, promising faster delivery and risk reduction for homebuyers while aiding authorities and banks in debt recovery.
Savills India forecasts villa prices to stabilize through H2 2025 before potential 5-10% growth in 2026, contingent on infrastructure development and improved demand-supply dynamics. Developers continue acquiring land for gated communities focusing on safety and community living
Noida's population surge to 9.3 lakh by 2025 fuels demand for residential and commercial properties, driven by infrastructure and economic growth.
Thane experiences a significant drop in housing sales and supply during Q2 2025, reflecting broader market challenges despite strong luxury developments.
Mumbai's real estate market experiences a typical monsoon slump, but post-COVID-19, pent-up demand and waterlogging have significantly influenced pricing and transaction volumes.
The Jewar Airport promises to boost real estate in its vicinity with substantial developments. Key areas to invest include Jewar, Sector 22D, Dankaur, Sector 150, and Chi 5.
Hyderabad's residential real estate market experienced a significant downturn in Q2 2024, with sales plummeting 36% QoQ. New launches also declined, signaling overall market slowdown.
Akash Pharande of Pharande Spaces examines past real estate trends during elections and forecasts future trends, highlighting the positive impact of elections on the market.
Indian home prices are projected to rise by 7% this year and next, driven by luxury real estate demand. The affordable housing gap remains a concern despite interest rate hikes by the Reserve Bank of India.
India ranks 14th in Knight Frank's global house price index, with a 5.9% annual price rise due to strong economic fundamentals despite rising loan rates and inflation.
India's top residential markets saw 22% sales growth and 17% new supply increase in Q3 2023, driven by positive sentiment, pent-up demand, and steady interest rates.
The residential real estate market in Kolkata has shown a strong recovery with a 124% year-over-year increase in property registrations in July 2022.