Mumbai leads India’s luxury housing market with a median price of ₹9.66 crore, far ahead of other Tier-1 cities. The Magicbricks 2025 report highlights strong demand, premium micro-markets, and sustained pricing power driven by wealth concentration and lifestyle-led housing.
India’s real estate outlook for 2025–26 signals stable, transparent, and quality-driven growth. With strong infrastructure development, policy stability, and rising end-user demand, the sector is well positioned for sustainable expansion across luxury, premium, and mid-segment housing.
Seven landmark architectural projects across defence, education, technology, hospitality, and public spaces are set to redefine India’s built environment in 2026, reflecting a shift toward sustainable, context-driven, and future-ready design.
Ashtech Group has commenced construction of its ultra-luxury residential project, The Presidential Towers, in Greater Noida West. Spread across 5.5 acres, the development offers premium 3 and 4 BHK residences with world-class amenities and refined design.
Golden Growth Fund has closed its second fundraising round, deploying ₹58 crore into prime South Delhi redevelopment projects with an estimated ₹85 crore sales potential, reinforcing investor confidence and strong IRR performance in Delhi’s luxury real estate market.
M3M Terraces Panipat introduces luxury low-rise floors with private terraces inside a 337-acre integrated township. Strategically located on the Delhi–Ambala corridor, it offers premium living with modern infrastructure and strong investment potential.
The Bhutani Visionaries highlights how Bhutani Infras, under Ashish Bhutani’s leadership, reshaped NCR’s skyline through innovation, sustainability, and trust—creating future-ready commercial spaces that elevate cities and communities.
BNW Developments, led by Vivek Oberoi, has partnered with Enlightened Minds to launch the USD 27 million BNW Real Estate Fund, targeting premium real estate opportunities across the UAE with a structured return-focused investment strategy.
India’s home interiors market will reach ₹2.75 lakh crore by 2030, led by Tier-2 cities. Renovation-driven demand, modular furniture adoption, and rising digital influence are reshaping interior spending across emerging urban markets.
The RBI’s repo rate cut to 5.25% improves housing affordability, lowers EMIs, and boosts confidence across residential and commercial real estate, setting the stage for sustained sector growth in FY2026.
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