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.
Commercial and retail real estate developers expect Budget 2026–27 to prioritise infrastructure, tax clarity and long-term capital reforms. The sector seeks stable policies over short-term incentives to support sustainable urban growth and institutional investment.
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.
India’s real estate cycle is being reshaped by infrastructure-led growth. Expressways, transit corridors and airports are redefining demand, investment flows and urban expansion, creating new growth corridors beyond traditional city cores across NCR and other major markets.
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.
Southern Peripheral Road in Gurugram has recorded a 125% rise in property prices over three years, driven by major infrastructure upgrades, metro expansion, and strong demand from end-users and long-term investors.
India’s office real estate market recorded a historic 61.4 million sq ft absorption in 2025, growing 25% YoY, led by Grade-A office demand across Bengaluru, NCR and other key markets.
Premium under-construction housing in India remains strong heading into 2026, driven by end-user demand, infrastructure-led growth, sustainable design and trusted developers, positioning it as a resilient and long-term real estate asset class.
Mumbai’s real estate market achieved a 14-year high in 2025, with property registrations crossing 1.5 lakh units and stamp duty collections surging. Strong end-user demand and sustained buyer confidence continue to drive residential market growth across the city.
India’s real estate market in 2025 shifted toward quality-led, infrastructure-driven growth. Corridor-focused luxury housing, Tier-II city expansion, and stable commercial demand set a strong, fundamentals-based outlook for 2026.
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