Recent Mangalore Today reports reveal a sharp shift in the housing market. A December 3rd article highlights reversed trends in sales and permits, while December 4th confirms surging supply causing moderated price growth and cuts in several projects. Buyers gain leverage as inventory rises, offering timely opportunities in this coastal city.
Trichy's real estate scene splits sharply, with residential prices falling 3.39% year-on-year to ₹5,755 per sq ft amid luxury booms in prime spots, while commercial properties climb 8.5% annually. Wide price ranges from ₹208 to ₹25,000 per sq ft highlight segmented opportunities driven by infrastructure like Tidel Park and bus stands.
The Punjab Government has reverted to the old land acquisition law to secure over 5,100 acres for nine new sectors in Mohali and two townships in New Chandigarh. This includes 3,535 acres for Aerotropolis extension near the airport and 524 acres for commercial and industrial sectors, boosting planned growth around the region.
Chandigarh Housing Board directed to submit comprehensive development plan for 175 acres of vacant land by early December. New strategic directions from UT administration signal major residential projects ahead.
Nexus Select Trust boosts its Chandigarh footprint by acquiring 60,000 sq ft of prime retail space at Nexus Elante Complex for Rs 253.7 crore. This strategic move, spanning ground and first floors, targets luxury fashion, premium F&B, and high-end electronics, solidifying Elante's dominance in the Tricity's premium retail market amid strong rental growth.
The Chennai Metro Rail's 22-km extension from St. Thomas Mount to Kanchipuram has received final environment clearance from the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change on November 25, 2025. Featuring 8 new stations, this project complements NH-4 upgrades and aims for 2028 operations, promising enhanced connectivity and surging property values along the corridor.
Panchkula's real estate surges as Tricity infrastructure expansions, including NH-7 upgrades, Ambala-Chandigarh Expressway, and better airport links, enhance accessibility. This positions the city as a prime residential hub and gateway to Kasauli and Shimla, fueling investor and buyer interest with rising property values and appreciation potential.
New Chandigarh is quickly becoming the Tricity's top spot for real estate investment, drawing NRIs and luxury buyers. Expert Jatinder Bajwa highlights its role in driving economic growth through planned infrastructure, green spaces, and zones like Medicity and Eco City. Low density, clean air, and a smart urban grid promise 18-20% returns, setting it apart in premium markets.
North Goa's real estate market sees a major shift: residential plot demand jumped 32.53% from JAS 2023 to JAS 2025, dwarfing apartment growth at 9.54%. Investors favor land for custom builds along new infrastructure lines, hinting at smarter money moves in this hot region.
Propertywala.com's 2025 analysis shows Vellore's property prices stabilising at ₹4,869 per sqft on average. Kosapet leads as a premium spot at ₹5,782/sqft, while Konavattam provides budget options at ₹3,803/sqft. This balance creates opportunities for buyers and sellers across budgets in a thriving market.
Dehradun's real estate market draws NRIs with strong returns, including 12% annual rental yields from select portfolios. Villa weekend-rental models targeting Delhi-NCR professionals boost profitability, fueled by expressway connectivity, infrastructure growth, and lifestyle projects in this Himalayan smart city.
A Propertywala.com survey reveals South Goa's villa market yields 6-8%, outpacing metro cities, while North Goa hits 8-9%. Quieter beaches draw premium investors seeking high returns and serene lifestyles amid improving infrastructure and natural allure. Discover why this hotspot shines for savvy buyers.
HMDA's Neopolis Kokapet auctions shatter records with a 4.03-acre plot at ₹151.25 crore per acre, pushing total revenue past ₹2,708 crore. This surge cements Neopolis as India's top urban land spot, averaging ₹142.83 crore per acre amid fierce developer bids.
Kaynes Technology's proposed ₹1,400 crore PCB manufacturing plant at Vallam Vadagal near Chennai promises 4,700 jobs and influx of ancillary industries. This massive investment aligns with Tamil Nadu's pro-industry policies, driving demand for residential and commercial properties in Sriperumbudur-Oragadam corridor and beyond, positioning peripheral Chennai areas for rapid real estate growth.
Greater Noida leads India's rental market with a 29.5% quarter-on-quarter demand jump in July-September 2025, per Propertywala.com's index, far outpacing the national 0.2% rise. Mid-sized homes (500-1,500 sq ft) draw 77% interest amid infrastructure boosts, marking its second straight quarter as the top micro-market. NCR defies slowdown trends.
NBCC successfully completed an e-auction of 609 residential units in Greater Noida for Rs 1,069.43 crore, with AU Real Estate acquiring selling rights. This landmark transaction signals robust investor confidence in NCR's residential market.
Ludhiana's property market experiences robust growth as developers show increased interest in residential and commercial segments, driven by strong collections and expanding land acquisition.
Ernakulam's real estate landscape is transforming as metro connectivity drives homebuyer preferences toward strategic locations. Builders now focus on 2 and 3 BHK apartments near metro stations, boosting property values along expanding corridors.
Thrissur's residential property market is projected to grow 8-10% in 2025-26, driven by infrastructure developments and increasing NRI investments in Kerala's cultural capital.
Orange Business Park, a new commercial project in Saniya Hemad, Surat, launched in July 2025 with 73 high-end units sized 1886-3226 sq.ft. Possession starts December 2029, targeting corporate tenants and investors amid Surat's booming business corridor growth.
Deepak Builders and Developers' Home Fest has captivated Nashik homebuyers with showcase of residential and commercial projects in Govind Nagar, College Road, Pathardi Phata, and Nashik Road. Strong interest signals booming real estate demand, drawing crowds eager for affordable homes and investment opportunities in this vibrant city.
Mumbai's realty market has surged with institutional investments jumping fourfold to $1.19 billion in the first nine months of 2025, up from $295.57 million last year. Foreign funds from the US and Japan led with 67% share, while domestic capital added $398 million. Infrastructure boosts like Trans Harbour Link fuel this fourth straight billion-dollar year.
Govind Nagar in Nashik is rising fast as a top spot for homebuyers and investors, blending low prices with strong growth. Property rates average Rs. 6,635 per sq ft, up 9.71% yearly, while major developers launch 3BHK apartments and more. Better roads and infrastructure boost its appeal for 2025 buys.
Sterling Holiday Resorts opens Sterling Hibis Vellore, its first 40-key property spanning 5.3 acres along Tiruvannamalai Road. This resort boosts Vellore's hospitality scene with villa-style rooms, spa, pool, and event spaces, drawing leisure and business travelers while sparking nearby real estate growth in residential and commercial sectors.
Dehradun leads with a stunning 30.9% year-on-year property price growth among major hill stations, outpacing Manali's 18.1% and Mussoorie's 11.1%, per Q3 2025 data. Boosted by better roads, remote work shifts, and lifestyle appeal, residential plots and independent houses draw 70% of buyer focus in the Rs 30 lakh to Rs 1 crore range, making it a prime investment spot.