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.
Real estate experts predict substantial price appreciation in Faridabad driven by infrastructure boom and rising demand from HNIs and professionals.
Ongoing Kochi Metro Phase II development boosts property values in established neighborhoods, with prime localities experiencing unprecedented price growth in 2025.
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.
Kozhikode's prime locations like Mavoor Road and West Hill are experiencing 6-8% annual price appreciation driven by improved infrastructure and proximity to key hubs. Average property prices range from ₹3,800 to ₹6,000/sq ft, with premium areas commanding higher rates due to demand for luxury amenities.
Greater Noida's residential property prices soared 98% from ₹3,340 to ₹6,600 per sq ft between 2020-2025, driven by infrastructure upgrades and luxury housing demand. This surge outpaced Noida (92%) and Gurugram (84%), reflecting NCR's evolving real estate dynamics.
Chennai’s property prices have grown steadily by 4-7% year-on-year, with both established and emerging areas fueling demand and driving price appreciation.
Despite strong demand, Jaipur recorded a 10% Q1 2025 drop in residential sales value contrasting with 17% growth in other state capitals across tier 2 cities. While urban infrastructure upgrades drive aspirational living supply-side challenges and delayed project completions temporarily dampened transactions. This dip highlights broader trends of premiumization in tier 2 markets.
Nainital's residential demand soars 49.43% YoY as remote work, tourism revival draw buyers. Tight supply (-21.05%) may push price growth, creating investment opportunities.
Premium areas like Gomti Nagar and Hazratganj see 8-12% annual price growth. 2BHKs range from ₹65-80 lakh, 3BHKs up to ₹1.2 crore. IT professionals and investors drive demand amid infrastructure development and economic expansion.
Bengaluru's residential property market has witnessed a remarkable 79% price surge over five years, leading all Indian metros and reflecting strong demand amid reduced unsold inventory.
Rajkot’s property market experiences robust price growth in peripheral zones like Kalawad Road, while central areas show varied trends, presenting distinct investment opportunities.
Bengaluru's real estate prices continue rising despite market concerns, with areas like JP Nagar seeing values double since 2016. Sustained tech demand and limited land drive growth, defying expectations of a market correction.
Zirakpur’s real estate market witnesses a 26.67% YoY price surge, averaging ₹5,794 per sq.ft. Strong demand for affordable housing, premium projects, and infrastructure upgrades attract investors. Emerging as a hotspot for homebuyers in Tricity.
Nashik's real estate market experiences steady growth in 2025, with Gangapur, Panchavati, and Nashik Road leading price appreciation. Infrastructure development, IT sector expansion, and government policies drive demand, while ready reckoner rate hikes foreshadow future price increases.
Launch of world's largest diamond trading hub drives 15-20% spike in luxury property values in Surat, Gujarat's upscale areas like Vesu and Dumas Road
Suburban areas of Chennai have seen remarkable price growth, driven by improved connectivity and demand for larger homes, outpacing central areas.
The Delhi-Mumbai Expressway's reduced travel time has transformed Bhiwadi into a hotspot for residential demand, driving price growth in Rajasthan's industrial hub near Delhi.
Panchkula's residential real estate prices have nearly doubled post-pandemic, fueled by HUDA sector demand from professionals and limited supply in the secondary market.
Chandigarh property values have nearly doubled in five years, driven by strategic location, NRI demand, and vaastu influences, while proposed tax hikes spark market tension.
India's real estate housing sector saw a decline in 2012, with minimal capital value rise of 1-3% in top seven cities, reports JLL.