Bengaluru recorded the highest housing price growth among India's top eight cities in Q1 2026, with prices rising 24% year-on-year, while Mumbai MMR remained the country's most expensive residential market, according to PropTiger.
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.
New Gurugram is transforming into an affordable premium real estate hub, offering luxury living at competitive prices. Strong infrastructure growth, rising demand, and significant year-on-year capital appreciation make it a key investment hotspot within Gurugram.
India’s urban housing demand is shifting towards infrastructure corridors like Dwarka Expressway, Noida Airport, Bengaluru IT extensions, and Hyderabad’s HITEC zone. These projects boost affordability, connectivity, and long-term investment growth, making peripheral regions the next wave of real estate hotspots with rising property values and rental yields.
The property prices have recorded a healthy growth in past few years in Indirapuram. The average residential prices in Indirapuram rose by 73% between FY 2021 and FY 2025, sharply outpacing the city-wide growth rate of 38% over the same period.
Property prices in airport-led micro-markets like Yamuna Expressway, Panvel, North Bengaluru, and South Hyderabad surged 69%–118% between FY21 and FY25, outpacing citywide averages.
Pune’s residential property prices rose by 11% in 2024, reaching Rs 6,590/sq. ft., as per Gera Developments. Despite a 5% drop in sales, areas like Wagholi and Hinjawadi remain affordable hotspots. The report underscores the balance needed between pricing and demand for sustained growth.
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