India’s housing market entered a phase of normalisation in 2025, with sales and supply moderating but prices remaining firm. PropTiger’s report highlights disciplined supply, resilient demand and city-specific performance driving long-term stability.
India’s 2026 housing market is defined by demand for bigger, flexible and wellness-focused homes. Driven by hybrid work, end-user buying and infrastructure growth, spacious homes are emerging as future-ready assets across key urban corridors.
Mid-luxury housing has emerged as Mumbai’s fastest-growing residential segment, supported by infrastructure expansion, end-user demand, redevelopment activity, and stable pricing. The segment is set to drive housing absorption across MMR in 2026.
Ahead of the Union Budget 2026, real estate developers across Maharashtra have urged policy measures to boost housing affordability, improve project viability, and accelerate urban and infrastructure-led growth.
Trident Realty has launched Trident Parktown Panipat, a 125-acre premium integrated township with plots starting from 200 sq. yds. Designed around wellness and connectivity, the project offers modern living along NH-44 in Haryana.
SCO plots on Dwarka Expressway are transforming commercial investment in Gurugram through high rental yields, ownership flexibility, and infrastructure-backed growth, making them a preferred choice for investors seeking stable income and long-term appreciation.
India’s housing market saw demand soften and supply rebound in OND 2025, according to Magicbricks. Slower price growth and segment-wise recalibration point towards a more balanced, sustainable residential real estate cycle.
Sattva Group has launched Sattva Aaranya, a premium residential project on Mysore Road, West Bengaluru, offering thoughtfully designed 3 and 4 BHK homes with strong connectivity, green surroundings, and lifestyle amenities.
Omaxe Ltd. has announced a ₹500 crore investment in Omaxe Chowk, a 5.25-acre mixed-use high-street retail and luxury residential development in Ludhiana, aimed at redefining organised retail and urban living in the city.
Tusshar Kapoor and Jeetendra Kapoor have sold a commercial property at Balaji IT Park, Chandivali, for ₹559.25 crore, according to IGR documents reviewed by Square Yards, highlighting continued activity in Mumbai’s commercial real estate market.
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