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Varun Singh, is a Senior Journalist who has extensively covered the Real Estate Sector for over one and half decade. His articles, insights, and opinion on the sector are widely read.
Hyderabad’s housing market defied seasonal slowdown, registering a 35% YoY jump in property registrations and a 70% surge in value in September 2025. Knight Frank data shows booming demand for ₹1 crore+ premium homes, especially in Rangareddy, as weighted average prices rose 20% YoY.

Hyderabad Residential Registrations Surge 35% YoY in September 2025; Premium Housing Demand Hits Record High

Hyderabad’s housing market defied seasonal slowdown, registering a 35% YoY jump in property registrations and a 70% surge in value in September 2025. Knight Frank data shows booming demand for ₹1 crore+ premium homes, especially in Rangareddy, as weighted average prices rose 20% YoY.
Fewer Big Investors, More City-Focused Deals: What the Slowdown in Private Equity Means for India’s Real Estate Market

🏠 Fewer Big Investors, More City-Focused Deals: What the Slowdown in Private Equity Means for India’s Real Estate Market

Private equity inflows into Indian real estate are down 15% in H1 FY26, but rising city-specific investments in MMR and Kolkata, coupled with a shift towards retail and commercial assets, are setting the stage for changing housing dynamics in key markets.
CIDCO

📰 CIDCO Puts 30 Plots Up for E-Auction Near Newly Inaugurated Navi Mumbai Airport

CIDCO is auctioning 30 plots across Navi Mumbai — including Kharghar and Dronagiri — just after the Navi Mumbai Airport inauguration. With base rates up to ₹3.5 lakh per sq.m, the plots are expected to attract intense developer interest. Auction runs from 29 Sept to 16 Oct 2025.
Realty Shares Open Soft as Large Developers Lead, Mid-Caps Falter

Realty Shares Open Soft as Large Developers Lead, Mid-Caps Falter

India’s realty stocks opened the day with a soft tone. Large developers held up, mid-cap names slumped under selling. The sector appears to be consolidating, awaiting fresh macro and company cues.
Maharashtra tweaks sand policy to support affordable housing and curb illegal mining. Shorter leases and new pricing aim to stabilize costs and protect rivers.

🏠 Affordable Housing Gets a Boost as Maharashtra Tweaks Sand Policy; Shorter Leases Aim to Curb Over-Extraction

Maharashtra has revised its sand extraction policy to balance affordable housing goals with environmental safeguards. By shortening lease periods and overhauling pricing, the government aims to curb over-extraction, stabilize sand supply, and keep construction costs in check for PMAY and housing projects.