Greater Noida Authority opens a new housing scheme in Sector Omicron-1A with auction-based allotment, 90 flats, and modern high-rise towers.
The approved ₹1,878 crore, 19.2 km Zirakpur-Panchkula bypass is set to cut congestion, improve connectivity, and lift demand in key Tricity pockets.
Infrastructure upgrades on Dwarka Expressway and SPR are reshaping Gurgaon demand, with metro-linked connectivity and strong absorption lifting both home and office values.
Zirakpur’s housing market is tightening fast as infrastructure upgrades, scarce ready homes, and higher construction costs push prices upward.
Ghaziabad drew ₹12,750 crore in 2025, logged 29 new project registrations, and became UP’s second-strongest district after Noida.
Noida led Uttar Pradesh’s real estate market in 2025 with 69 project registrations, 37,199 units, and over half of the state’s capital investment.
Moira and Aldona are drawing elite buyers inland as villa prices surge, signaling North Goa’s next ultra-luxury real estate hotspot.
Panvel, Dronagiri and Pushpak Nagar are drawing long-term investors with lower entry prices, rising demand and future infrastructure-led upside.
A ₹1,878 crore six-lane bypass with flyovers and signal-free travel could lift demand for affordable plots and group housing across Zirakpur's key micro-markets.
A ₹4,500 crore modernization push is reshaping Zirakpur’s growth map, pulling in developers, buyers, and investors across residential and commercial segments.
Maharashtra has approved a major infrastructure package for Nashik, setting the stage for Kumbh-led urban upgrades, stronger connectivity, and rising property values.
Hyderabad’s luxury housing market remains resilient, backed by strong IT demand, larger-home preferences, and investor interest despite softer registrations.
Savills India sees a 3-5% dip in North Goa premium housing prices, even as developers keep launching luxury projects amid mixed market signals.
Chandigarh is restarting Sector 39 Mandi SCO auctions at higher reserve prices, drawing strong investor interest and reinforcing the city’s commercial real estate appeal.
CREDAI Hyderabad’s February 2026 property expo will showcase 150 plus residential projects across 68 stalls, with family events designed to draw serious buyers.
Sushant Golf City in Lucknow has entered India’s top luxury micro-markets, drawing affluent buyers and NRIs with strong infrastructure and growth potential.
Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train stations are turning nearby towns into high-growth investment zones, with 2-5 km properties drawing 15-25% annual appreciation.
YEIDA’s 973-plot scheme near Noida International Airport opens a new residential window, with draw-based allotment, reserved quotas, and strong growth appeal.
Ahmedabad and Gujarat markets held firm in 2025, aided by affordability, jobs, and major infrastructure projects that are building long-term demand.
GMADA’s 716-acre Eco City 3 land acquisition signals a new growth phase in Mohali, with compensation reaching up to ₹6 crore per acre.
Indirapuram dominates Ghaziabad's residential market, boasting the highest transaction volumes from FY2021-2025 at 3,500-4,000 units yearly—triple pre-pandemic levels. FY2025 saw 19% price growth versus 9% citywide, fueled by Delhi-Meerut Expressway and RRTS projects enhancing connectivity and demand.
Strong institutional capital inflows in 2025 bolster Chennai's real estate market with investor confidence, stable policies, and transparent transactions despite national uncertainty.
GMADA pools 6,285 acres across nine sectors near Chandigarh Airport for major expansion including aerotropolis, residential, and commercial development completing within 4-6 months.
India's luxury housing shifts from metros to Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities like Panchkula, where families and NRIs seek serene, resort-like homes. DLF reports surging demand for low-rise floors and gated communities, signaling a market projected to hit USD 103 billion by 2030 amid infrastructure growth.
Pune holds its spot as one of India's top affordable housing markets in 2025, joining Ahmedabad and Kolkata. Lower home loan rates boost affordability even as sales drop 20%. Buyers find great value here compared to pricier metros like Mumbai and Bangalore, making it ideal for first-time homeowners in tough times.