Indore emerges as a leader in residential plot launches between 2022–May 2025, with 45,591 plots sold in early 2025 alone. Driven by investor appetite and developer strategies, the city outpaces tier-I rivals, signaling a paradigm shift in India’s real estate market toward tier-II growth.
Ghaziabad's residential prices surged 139% since 2019, driven by high-end developments and improved infrastructure, transforming micro-markets into premium destinations.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Home sales in NCR have surged by 46% in January, with clear property acquisition issues boosting buyer confidence. New launches dropped by 35% as developers focused on reducing unsold inventories.
Surging property prices have led to a significant decline in residential sales across major Indian cities, with reports indicating a 42% drop in 2012.
High Net worth Individuals (HNIs) increasingly invest in commercial properties in India, despite banks' reluctance to offer loans for such purchases due to high default rates.