The RBI’s decision to keep the repo rate unchanged at 5.25% has strengthened confidence across India’s real estate sector, supporting affordability, long-term investment planning, and stable housing demand amid ongoing infrastructure-led growth.
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.
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 normalisation in 2025, with sales and supply moderating but prices remaining firm. PropTiger’s report highlights disciplined supply, resilient demand and city-specific performance driving long-term stability.
Mid-luxury housing has emerged as Mumbai’s fastest-growing residential segment, supported by infrastructure expansion, end-user demand, redevelopment activity, and stable pricing. The segment is set to drive housing absorption across MMR 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.
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.
J Estates has entered the senior living housing segment with three premium projects in Gurugram, spanning 8+ acres and 450+ units, with an estimated GDV of ₹2,100 crore, addressing India’s growing demand for organised senior housing.
Housing sales across India’s top cities dropped to a 17-quarter low in Q4 2025, declining 16% YoY, while housing supply fell 10%, reflecting a shift toward premiumisation despite lower transaction volumes.
Hybrid work is reshaping real estate demand, driving a need for larger homes, flexible office spaces, and mixed-use developments. Suburban housing is booming, while commercial properties are evolving into collaborative hubs, marking a lasting shift in how and where people live and work.
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