Pune's housing market faced a sharp 31% quarterly sales drop to 15,788 units in Q4 2025, the lowest in 17 quarters. From 22,940 units in Q4 2024, this downturn signals rising inventory challenges for sellers and cautious buyers amid mixed launch trends in key submarkets like NH-4 Bypass.
In August 2025, Pune saw 13,253 property registrations, a 3% drop from last year. Experts blame economic shifts and buyer changes but stay positive, pointing to infrastructure growth and strong jobs as recovery drivers. This resilience highlights the city's enduring appeal in India's real estate 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.
Thane experiences a significant drop in housing sales and supply during Q2 2025, reflecting broader market challenges despite strong luxury developments.
Hyderabad's real estate market saw a 16% year-on-year drop in property registrations to 5,900 units in February 2025, but month-on-month growth signals recovery with premium homes driving demand and regional resilience in Rangareddy and Medchal-Malkajgiri districts.
Bhiwadi's real estate market stagnates with a 76% drop in new residential launches since 2019, fueled by poor infrastructure, pollution, and high land costs, contrasting sharply with Jaipur's growth.
The real estate sector faces challenges as DLF's stock drops below its issue price, reflecting broader market declines and investor uncertainty.