Pune's H1 2025 real estate market hits 44,000 unit sales and ₹32,800 crore turnover, led by premium segment growth (200% surge) and IT corridor demand. Festive season expected to boost full-year performance beyond 2024 records.
Gurgaon saw over 28 luxury projects launched in Q1 2025, despite steep prices, with sales dipping 14% and unsold inventory at 18,000 units, raising concerns of oversupply.
Gurgaon's residential property prices rose 67% in two years to ₹16,186/sq.ft, prompting experts to predict market stabilization in premium areas while emerging sectors attract investors. The surge reflects infrastructure growth and luxury demand, but saturation concerns loom over overheated micro-markets.
In June 2025, premium homes over ₹1 crore captured 51% of Rangareddy's total transaction value, with registrations surging 35% year-on-year, reflecting a strong shift toward luxury residential preferences.
A proposed 18% increase in Bhopal’s collector guideline rates across 1,283 locations has sparked protests from realtors, buyers, and politicians. The hike, aimed at aligning prices with market realities, faces backlash for potentially dampening affordability and triggering legal challenges.
Pune's residential real estate recorded 11,930 registrations in May 2025, a 3% YoY decline, contrasting with strong YTD growth of 16%. Luxury housing gained traction (19% vs. 14% YoY) despite affordable homes dominating (81% market share). Central areas retained 75% control, while emerging suburbs saw rising demand for spacious post-pandemic homes.
Despite an 8% year-on-year increase to 16,729 units in H2 2024, Chennai's housing market maintains healthy sales velocity, indicated by a 4.3-quarters QTS metric. Developers refocus on affordable mid-range projects amid stable demand but slower absorption rates compared to competitive metro markets.
CREDAI Gandhinagar's Three-Day Property Fest (10-12 January 2025) Features 120+ Projects Across Three Cities with Loan Approval and Discounts up to ₹1 Lakh.
Hyderabad's real estate market achieves record-breaking ₹58,481 crore in H1 2024 sales, driven by luxury housing demand, IT sector growth, and infrastructure expansion. The city's North-West region contributed 62% of sales, while ultra-luxury properties saw a 63-fold increase since 2019.
Jaipur's real estate market presents excellent rental income opportunities in 2025, driven by population growth and economic development.
Trivandrum's airport expansion plans, despite delays, poised to elevate connectivity and real estate growth near IT hubs, boosting property values and investor opportunities through infrastructure upgrades.
Ahmedabad’s real estate market saw a 7.7% drop in new projects during FY 2023-24, driven by increased construction costs and a surge in urban redevelopment.
Suburban areas of Chennai have seen remarkable price growth, driven by improved connectivity and demand for larger homes, outpacing central areas.
Chandigarh's ₹2.73 billion FY2025 development projects, including 600+ government housing units and a police training center, aim to spur growth in Tricity real estate.
South Goa’s Ponda sees rising demand for budget-friendly housing, driving developers to launch projects like Sarthak Townpark, targeting first-time buyers and families.
Kolkata's residential market is projected to sustain its robust trajectory in 2025, with sales surpassing 17,000 units and ₹12,000 crore in value, reinforced by its status as India's most affordable major market.
Zirakpur's luxury real estate market booms with 30% Q1 sales growth, fueled by HNWIs and infrastructure upgrades like Metro Phase 1. Premium projects like Highland Park Luxuria drive demand for resort-style villas and eco-friendly developments.
India's Q1 2024: 9% rise in home sales, 43% surge in office leasing, driven by global capacity centers, with Mumbai leading residential growth.
Comparing Godrej Properties and DLF for better long-term investment prospects amidst a notable upswing in the real estate market, driven by high pre-sales numbers.
Delhi-NCR housing sales rise 20% in H1, driven by affordable launches, with 37,000 units sold, despite overall market slowdown
Tier-2 cities in India drive growth through stabilized domestic demand for residential and commercial properties.
India's residential market nearing price correction due to weak home sales, forcing builders to cut prices, reports CBRE, with Mumbai, Chennai, Hyderabad, and Delhi experiencing significant sales drops.
Indian real estate sector faces liquidity concerns due to global debt worries, with 2012 expected to be a challenging year with expensive debt, cautious private equity, and a rise in structured debt deals.
JLL India predicts marginal appreciation in residential unit prices over the next 6 months, driven by improving affordability and demand, despite current market slowdown.
Stable Indian real estate market: prices held high despite interest rate hikes, mixed future outlook