Magicbricks PropIndex Q2 2026 shows India's residential market becoming increasingly segmented, with 3 BHK homes leading supply while demand continues to split between affordable, premium and luxury housing across major cities.
India’s residential market is becoming increasingly selective, with infrastructure, connectivity and affordability shaping homebuyer demand. The latest Magicbricks PropIndex Report shows Kolkata, Noida, Greater Noida and Pune outperforming several mature metros, while Greater Noida leads price appreciation amid infrastructure-led growth.
Govt Schemes for Homebuyers in 2026 offer interest subsidies, tax deductions, and affordable housing opportunities through PMAY-U 2.0, CLSS, and state housing programs, helping first-time buyers reduce homeownership costs and improve affordability.
Infrastructure spending and housing policies in the Union Budget are expected to influence India’s real estate sector. Industry experts say improved connectivity, urban development, and housing initiatives could support long-term growth in residential and commercial property markets.
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.
India’s housing market entered a phase of measured moderation in OND 2025, with demand declining 8.7% QoQ while supply rebounded. Price growth slowed to a two-year low, reflecting a shift towards stable and value-led residential markets.
Agami Realty wins the CREDAI Real Estate Excellence Award 2025 for Agami Sapphire in Boisar, recognising its commitment to sustainable, people-centric, and high-quality affordable housing in India.
SRA introduces technology-driven reforms, including blockchain approvals, satellite monitoring, and online slum mapping, to fast-track Mumbai’s slum rehabilitation. These initiatives aim to enhance transparency, accelerate redevelopment, and realize the vision of a slum-free Mumbai.
A potential RBI repo rate cut during the festive season could trigger a surge in real estate demand across India, lowering EMIs and boosting buyer confidence, say top industry experts.
Tier-2 cities like Muzaffarnagar, Meerut, and Dehradun offer affordable property, strong connectivity, and economic growth. Homebuyers should evaluate infrastructure, builder reputation, and local demand for a future-ready investment.
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