Recent Mangalore Today reports reveal a sharp shift in the housing market. A December 3rd article highlights reversed trends in sales and permits, while December 4th confirms surging supply causing moderated price growth and cuts in several projects. Buyers gain leverage as inventory rises, offering timely opportunities in this coastal city.
The Delhi NCR real estate market surged in Q3 2025 with 10,245 new housing units launched, showing a 12% increase from the previous quarter. Gurugram dominated with 8,883 launches, while New Gurgaon and Dwarka Expressway stood out as prime growth areas.
Market data shows under-construction properties in Bangalore appreciating at 25% annually, versus 19% for ready homes. This gap creates buyer confusion as new launches often cost more, challenging value perceptions in a dynamic housing landscape.
PropEquity data shows Thane's housing sales dropped 28% YoY to 14,877 units in Q3 2025. Maharashtra cities including Mumbai, Pune, and Navi Mumbai saw significant contractions while southern markets grew.
Hyderabad's luxury housing market defies broader trends with 17% growth to 8,205 units in H1 2025, driven by tech professionals seeking premium homes above ₹1.5 crore.
Hyderabad's property market experiences decline as IT sector layoffs impact buyer confidence, particularly affecting mid-premium segments while luxury properties remain stable.
In Q1 2025, Bhopal's housing sales dropped 8%, mirroring an 18% regional fall in Central & Eastern India, despite a 6% rise in sales value in top tier 2 cities across India.
Kolkata's housing sales fell 28% in Q1 2025, contrasting with 2024's growth, as economic uncertainty and rising prices impacted buyer confidence, reflecting shifting market dynamics.
The return-to-work trend has fueled rental demand in Bengaluru, prompting the introduction of a zero-deposit rental scheme to ease tenant burden amid soaring rents.