Lucknow's residential sector bucks national trend, recording a 25% rise in sales (1,301 units) and 48% value jump to ₹1,797 crore in Q1 2025, driven by infrastructure upgrades and employment growth.
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.
Navi Mumbai’s residential market shows relative strength with only 7% sales decline in Q1 2025, outpacing Mumbai’s 36% drop as infrastructure projects and affordability drive buyer interest despite national slowdowns.
Housing sales in Bhopal rose 10% to 3,565 units in 2024, with a 38% value increase to ₹2,344 crore, driven by rising construction costs and premium residential projects. Growth outpaced most tier-2 cities amid shifting buyer preferences towards luxury offerings.
Bengaluru's housing sales fell by 2% in Q1 2024, primarily due to a significant drop in affordable housing, while office space demand remained stable.
Residential sales in Bengaluru fell 2% YoY in Q1 2024, while sales of units priced above Rs 1 crore saw a 40% increase across top 8 cities.
Bengaluru's housing sales surged by 29% in 2023, reaching 63,980 units, driven by its tech hub status, infrastructure growth, IT sector resurgence and government policies.
Delhi-NCR housing sales rise 20% in H1, driven by affordable launches, with 37,000 units sold, despite overall market slowdown
CREDAI anticipates a 20% rise in housing sales in major Indian cities, spurred by lower interest rates. They also address environmental clearance delays.