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.
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.