Surat surges ahead as India's fastest-growing residential market, boasting a 14.9% rise in flats for sale from January to September 2025, per eXp India's analysis. Listings climbed from 4,650 to 5,342 units, offering buyers more options and curbing sharp price hikes amid tier-2 sales dips elsewhere.
Hyderabad's residential market experienced a dramatic shift toward premium properties in Q3 2025, with luxury segments dominating new launches despite declining overall sales volumes, reflecting evolving buyer preferences.
Knight Frank's Q3 2025 report reveals Bangalore's residential prices rose 15% year-on-year, second to NCR's 19%. Anarock data back 15-20% growth in 2024. Premium areas like Sarjapur Road, Whitefield, and North Bangalore see huge demand from IT pros, startups, and NRIs, making 2BHKs under ₹1 crore scarce.
Chennai's real estate scene is transforming rapidly, with 93% of new residential launches focusing on mid, upper-mid, and luxury segments priced between ₹40 lakh and ₹2.5 crore, attracting premium buyers across key corridors.
Chennai's rental scene is heating up fast, showing 20-25% growth across many spots in just two years. Places like Pallavaram and Perambur lead with jumps of 33-40%. In Velachery, 1BHK units now go for ₹22,000 monthly, while Sholinganallur often exceeds ₹30,000. This rise makes investing in Chennai properties more attractive than ever.
The latest October 2025 report highlights a surge in available homes, villas, bungalows, and plots for sale and rent in North Goa, driven by active developers and transparent markets, ideal for buyers and investors during the festive season.
Propequity data highlights a stark supply-demand mismatch in GIFT City's residential sector, with 67% of units unsold despite total supply hitting 3,168. Prices have doubled since 2020, but high inventory questions sustainability, unlike the booming commercial market.
Mumbai's residential real estate sector showed strong momentum in Q3 2025, launching 15,388 units. Navi Mumbai led with 39% share, while mid-segment housing dominated at 65%. Capital values dipped 8%, but rentals rose slightly.
National Housing Bank data reveals Howrah experienced the steepest property price decline at 6.1% among 50 cities surveyed in Q1 FY26, contrasting with national trend.
Haryana implemented steep collector rate increases up to 50% in Panchkula from August 1, 2025, affecting over 53,000 property buyers and sparking widespread opposition from residents.
Current market analysis reveals Gurgaon residential prices averaging ₹13,000-₹16,000 per sq ft across micro-markets, with key investment zones showing strong growth potential.
GMADA's latest e-auction generated ₹961 crore revenue with 65 properties sold, though residential plot rates in premium sectors dropped marginally compared to June auction.
Savills India reports North Goa luxury villa prices have plateaued after 30% surge since 2022, driven by excess inventory and tempered buyer sentiment in H1 2025.
Bengaluru's housing market shows signs of cooling as sales drop 8% year-on-year while property prices surge 12%, creating opportunities for cautious buyers.
After a remarkable 67% price increase over two years, Gurgaon's real estate market shows signs of stabilization with experts debating future growth prospects.
Mumbai's residential market shows resilience as compact apartments under 1,000 sq ft capture 82% of July transactions, generating ₹1,101 crore in stamp duty revenue.
Local buyers now dominate Ernakulam's residential market with 60% share, boosting occupancy rates as premium 3BHK units attract permanent relocations over investments.
Rangareddy district recorded a 20% year-on-year increase in property prices during June 2025, fueled by infrastructure expansion and premium housing demand surge. The area attracted 49% of registrations as luxury units dominated transaction value, reflecting Hyderabad's market evolution toward high-end residential developments.
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.
Bengaluru's housing sales fell by 2% in Q1 2024, primarily due to a significant drop in affordable housing, while office space demand remained stable.
Knight Frank's report reveals Singapore as the top Asia-Pacific residential market with 13.7% YoY growth. Bengaluru and Mumbai also rank in the top 10.
India ranks 14th in Knight Frank's global house price index, with a 5.9% annual price rise due to strong economic fundamentals despite rising loan rates and inflation.
The fractional ownership market in India is rapidly evolving, driven by growing demand for shared luxury real estate investments, including second homes and commercial properties.
Bangalore real estate market sees increased unsold stock and varied demand across different parts of the city.
IIFL to raise 2 new real estate funds for residential & office space projects