PropEquity's report reveals Jaipur's tier-2 housing market saw a 3% sales decline and 26% fewer new launches in Q3 2025. Yet, residential plot prices jumped 27% yearly, signaling robust demand. Across tier-2 cities, 4.7 lakh plots worth Rs 2.44 lakh crore launched since 2022 highlight appetite for custom homes despite short-term corrections.
ICRA reports Bengaluru's housing sales volume jumped 14% to 52 million sq ft in April-September 2025, fueled by mid-income and luxury demand. Steady H2 sales and 3-5% FY2026 growth projected amid resilient market trends and shifting buyer preferences toward premium homes.
Ahmedabad's housing market splits sharply in H1 2025, with new launches plunging 61% YoY to 11,000 units amid 3% sales growth. Premium ready-to-move properties fetch high prices due to fierce demand, while affordable buyers face scarce options and steady rates, reshaping strategies for developers and home seekers alike.
ANAROCK Research reveals Bhiwadi's unsold housing stock dropped sharply to 3,540 units by H1 2023 from 19,920 in 2014. Developers curbed new launches, boosting absorption of 46,760 units sold since 2013 amid rising demand. This signals a healthier market with limited supply.
Kolkata's housing sector thrived with an 8% year-on-year price rise in Q3 2025, per Knight Frank, selling 4,374 units amid India's slowdown. It outperformed Mumbai's 7% and Pune's 5%, driven by end-user demand and steady sales, positioning the city as a resilient market hub for buyers and investors.
In Kolkata's booming real estate market as of November 2025, mid and premium residential units dominate sales and new launches, outpacing affordable housing. Buyers prioritise quality, space, and location amid infrastructure boosts in Rajarhat-New Town, Joka, and Behala, signalling a post-pandemic shift toward spacious, well-connected homes. This trend reflects rising incomes.
Pune's residential market surged with 10,776 new units in Q3 2025, led by NH-4 Bypass North corridor at 38% share, including Hinjewadi and Wakad. Mid-segment claimed 58%, while high-end and luxury units hit 38%, signaling strong buyer demand for premium homes amid infrastructure boosts.
Gurgaon's real estate surges in November 2025 with key launches like Eli's Sector 111, Birla 71 on Southern Peripheral Road, Central Park 104, MR 86, and affordable Signature Global Imperial Sector 88A starting at ₹63,999 for 2BHK units. These projects blend luxury and budget options, fueled by strong market growth and developer optimism amid booming infrastructure.
White Collar Realty hosts the Gurgaon Property Expo 2026 over multiple weekends from February 14-15 to March 14-15, showcasing gated communities, commercial properties, and new launches. Buyers, sellers, and investors can explore deals, compare projects, and seize market opportunities at this prime event in Gurugram.
Chennai's real estate scene is transforming rapidly, with 93% of new residential launches focusing on mid, upper-mid, and luxury segments priced between ₹40 lakh and ₹2.5 crore, attracting premium buyers across key corridors.
Kolkata's real estate sector exploded with a 105% year-on-year jump in new residential project launches during the first half of 2025, adding nearly 9,000 units. This surge highlights growing developer trust, fueled by robust buyer interest, better infrastructure, and supportive RERA rules. Leading spots like Rajarhat and New Town drive this expansion, signaling a vibrant market ahead.
Howrah's real estate scene buzzes with over 113 new residential projects, including The Oasis in Liluah offering 3 BHK flats from ₹42.44 Lakh, zero brokerage, and possession by November 2025. This surge highlights robust market growth and attractive buyer incentives.
Pune’s residential market saw an 8% annual sales decline in 2025 despite lower interest rates, as rising prices (7.3% YoY) and 'sticker shock' dented affordability. Developers face pressure to adjust strategies amid falling new launches (-10.3%) and slowing demand in mass segments.
Navi Mumbai's housing market saw a 17% YoY sales decline and 56% drop in new launches during Q2 2025, reflecting broader real estate corrections despite infrastructure upgrades like MTHL. PropEquity data highlights cautious developer strategies amid economic pressures.
North Bangalore emerges as India's premier real estate hotspot, accounting for 33% of Bengaluru's residential launches in 2024. Driven by tech parks, aerospace hubs and infrastructure upgrades, areas like Devanahalli, Yelahanka, and KIADB Aerospace Park.
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.
India's real estate market soared in 2023, exceeding expectations. Homeownership is favored over renting. Experts predict promising 2024 due to resilience and affordability.
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.
Mumbai's residential market faces potential price correction in 2014 due to high unsold inventory and low absorption rates, shifting the market in favor of buyers.
DLF achieved Rs 2,684 crore in sales bookings during H1 FY14, surpassing the previous year's figures. Experts commend DLF's strategic focus on premium, high-margin projects.
Property prices may drop 12-17% in Delhi-NCR, Mumbai, and high-end markets by next Diwali, as developers aim to reduce inventory and increase sales. New launches have decreased significantly.
The housing sector is expected to face a supply shortage this year, with under-construction projects progressing slower than anticipated. Buyers may face delays as completion targets are unlikely to be met.
Godrej Properties plans to raise ₹700 Cr through a rights issue to fund new and ongoing projects across key Indian cities. The company aims for growth despite previous market sluggishness.
Developers in Mumbai are slashing prices for new launches by up to 15% to stimulate home sales amid sluggish market conditions, aiming to attract buyers.
New project launches in Mumbai have significantly declined in Q1 2013 compared to Q4 2012, attributed to weak home sales and cautious developer strategies.