Strong demand for homes below ₹75 lakh highlights a growing gap in India’s housing market. The Magicbricks PropIndex OND 2025 report reveals an urgent need for affordable housing supply to support end-user-led growth in 2026.
Filmmaker Karan Johar has acquired a luxury apartment in Khar West, Mumbai, for ₹8.05 crore, according to IGR documents reviewed by Square Yards, highlighting continued celebrity interest in Mumbai’s premium residential markets.
Mumbai Metro Line 9’s upcoming partial launch from Dahisar to Kashigaon is set to improve connectivity and drive real estate demand across the Mira-Bhayandar corridor, boosting investor confidence and accelerating residential and transit-oriented development.
Ahead of Budget 2026, real estate leaders urge tax relief, infrastructure acceleration, housing incentives, and digital land reforms to sustain demand, boost affordability, and support long-term urban growth across residential and luxury segments.
Limited supply, strong buyer demand, and execution-driven development are driving luxury home price appreciation in Goregaon West. Premium residential projects with visible construction progress are witnessing faster absorption and early value creation in this Mumbai micro-market.
GreenFortune has rebranded as IndiFrame, backed by $5.55M funding, to build India’s most trusted windows and doors brand through a vertically integrated, performance-led, made-for-India fenestration model.
The proposed Hindon River bridge is expected to improve connectivity, reduce congestion, and drive long-term residential and commercial real estate growth in Greater Noida, strengthening buyer confidence and investment potential.
As Union Budget 2026 approaches, senior living is emerging as a vital real estate segment. Policy support, tax incentives, and infrastructure recognition could unlock growth while ensuring dignity and quality living for India’s ageing population.
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.
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