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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.
Housing price growth across India’s top eight cities slowed sharply to 6% in 2025, reflecting market consolidation after a strong 2024, with Bengaluru and Hyderabad showing relatively stronger momentum, according to PropTiger.

Residential Sales Hold Momentum in 2025; Over 3.48 Lakh Homes Sold Across Top Cities

India’s residential market held firm in 2025 with over 3.48 lakh homes sold across top cities. While volumes stabilised after a strong run, rising prices, premiumisation of demand, and manageable inventory levels signal a structurally balanced market heading into 2026.
Navi Mumbai’s residential property prices have climbed over 22% in five years, driven by infrastructure-led growth and maturing micro-markets. Premium nodes such as Vashi and Seawoods continue to outperform, while emerging corridors signal long-term investment potential, according to RealX Stats by InvestoXpert.

Navi Mumbai Property Prices Rise Over 22% in Five Years; Premium Nodes Outperform Market

Navi Mumbai’s residential property prices have climbed over 22% in five years, driven by infrastructure-led growth and maturing micro-markets. Premium nodes such as Vashi and Seawoods continue to outperform, while emerging corridors signal long-term investment potential, according to RealX Stats by InvestoXpert.
Real estate stocks opened under pressure on March 2, 2026, as benchmark indices fell sharply amid global tensions. Leading developers declined, and analysts expect volatility to dominate trading through the day unless markets stabilize.

🏗️ Realty Stocks Open Steady as Markets Kick Off; Sector Awaits Intraday Momentum

Realty stocks opened on a flat-to-mildly positive note, with large developers providing early support while mid-caps remained mixed. The sector appears range-bound as markets await fresh triggers through the day.
MahaRERA orders new developer to hand over flat and pay interest despite claiming it never received payment, holding both builders jointly liable in Mumbai Evergreen Woods case.

Refund Allowed — But Not Final: Homebuyers Must Repay If Builder Wins Appeal

The MahaRERA Appellate Tribunal has allowed homebuyers to withdraw refund amounts ordered by MahaRERA—but with a key condition: if the builder succeeds in appeal, the buyers must return the money with interest. The ruling attempts to balance buyer hardship with developer rights amid long-pending real estate disputes.
The Bombay High Court on March 6, 2026, dismissed a petition alleging a co-op society's voters' list ballooned from 23 to 61 members, ruling petitioners ignored the objection remedy and that factual disputes require evidence, not writ jurisdiction.

You Can’t Take the Benefit and Challenge the Deal Later, Rules High Court Tells Housing Society

The Bombay High Court has ruled that a housing society cannot enjoy extra construction rights and later challenge the land surrender that enabled those benefits, dismissing a decades-old claim against the Pune Municipal Corporation.