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Anuj Puri

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MMR’s housing market showed mixed signals in Q2 2026 with launches jumping 23% to 34,555 units while sales fell 8% to 28,710 units. Mumbai dominated with 65% of new supply and over 70% of absorption as inventory climbed across the region.

MMR Housing Q2 2026: Mumbai Leads 65% Launches But Sales Dip 8%

MMR’s housing market showed mixed signals in Q2 2026 with launches jumping 23% to 34,555 units while sales fell 8% to 28,710 units. Mumbai dominated with 65% of new supply and over 70% of absorption as inventory climbed across the region.
India to have 2,400+ GCCs and 2.8 million jobs by 2030 — GCC market to hit USD 105–110 billion; Bengaluru dominates, Tier-2 cities emerge as new frontiers; 2025 saw record 80.5 Mn sq. ft. office leasing with GCCs driving 40%+ share — FICCI-ANAROCK report.

India’s GCC Boom: 2,400 Centres, 2.8 Million Jobs by 2030

India to have 2,400+ GCCs and 2.8 million jobs by 2030 — GCC market to hit USD 105–110 billion; Bengaluru dominates, Tier-2 cities emerge as new frontiers; 2025 saw record 80.5 Mn sq. ft. office leasing with GCCs driving 40%+ share — FICCI-ANAROCK report.
India’s real estate sector is entering a high-growth phase, with branded residences, REITs, and institutional capital emerging as key drivers, as highlighted at EXCELERATE 2026 in Mumbai.

How Budget 2026 Can Revive Affordable Housing in India

Despite booming luxury home sales, affordable housing in India is facing a structural collapse. As urban homeownership becomes increasingly unattainable, Union Budget 2026 could be the last chance to revive the segment through tax incentives, redefined affordability norms, and infrastructure-led growth.
India’s top 8 metros doubled their built-up footprint to 4,308 sq. km. in 30 years. Pune recorded the highest growth at 332%, while Delhi NCR added the most land—400 sq. km.—making it the largest metro footprint in the country.

Mumbai Property Registrations Reach All-Time High in First Half of 2025

Mumbai’s property market achieved an all-time high in the first half of 2025, recording 75,672 property registrations and INR 6,699 crore in revenue. This growth, detailed with insights from ANAROCK’s Anuj Puri, highlights a resilient market with increasing sales of high-ticket homes despite a slight dip in overall transaction volume for June.
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Affordable Housing Crisis: Will Budget 2025-26 Turn the Tide?

India’s affordable housing segment, once a cornerstone of the real estate market, has witnessed a sharp decline, with its supply share dropping from 40% in 2018 to just 16% in 2024. Anuj Puri, Chairman of ANAROCK Group, highlights how changing buyer preferences, rising input costs, and diminishing government incentives have impacted this critical sector. With the Union Budget 2025-26 around the corner, there is hope that decisive policies and renewed focus could revive affordable housing and restore balance to the housing market.