Dwarka Expressway property prices have surged 200% over a decade, driven by infrastructure upgrades, policy support, and strong demand, positioning it as a key real estate growth corridor in NCR.
India’s housing market remains resilient despite global tensions and rising oil prices, supported by strong fundamentals, steady demand, and long-term growth drivers.
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.
Housing sales in the top 15 tier-2 cities fell 10% in 2025 to 1,56,181 units, while new launches declined 6%, according to PropEquity. Sales value remained steady at ₹1.48 lakh crore, reflecting rising prices and a shift toward premium housing segments.
Housing price growth across India’s top eight cities slowed to 6% in 2025 from 17% in 2024, according to PropTiger. Bengaluru and Hyderabad led gains, while sales and new supply declined, reflecting a stable, supply-calibrated housing market.
Western India’s housing markets closed 2025 with rising supply, stable prices, and infrastructure-driven demand. Mumbai, Navi Mumbai, Thane, and Ahmedabad showed resilience, setting a strong foundation for end-user-led residential growth in 2026.
Gurugram’s property prices rose 67% in two years, with Dwarka Expressway leading demand for premium homes. The city’s robust growth is driven by infrastructure upgrades, better connectivity, and a rising appetite for 3BHKs and luxury living.
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