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.
Indian real estate ended 2025 on a strong footing, driven by infrastructure, end-user demand, and governance reforms. As 2026 begins, the sector is poised for sustainable, people-centric growth focused on connectivity, redevelopment, and long-term value creation.
India’s Grade-A office stock has surpassed 1 billion sq ft, with prime rentals expected to rise 7–9%. Sustained demand, limited supply, and infrastructure growth are strengthening investor confidence, making India a top commercial real estate market in the Asia-Pacific region.
India’s real estate market closed 2025 with strong demand, rising premium housing sales, and policy-led support, positioning the sector for sustained growth and investment opportunities in 2026.
Jewar Airport is redefining Noida’s real estate future, transforming the Yamuna Expressway belt into NCR’s next major residential and commercial growth corridor driven by infrastructure, connectivity, and long-term investment confidence.
India’s real estate market in 2025 marked a structural shift, led by luxury housing growth in NCR, strong sales in Pune, record registrations in Mumbai, and rapid expansion of Tier-2 cities like Lucknow, supported by infrastructure development and policy stability.
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.
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