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India’s top 10 listed real estate developers are aiming for ₹1.49 lakh crore in bookings in FY2026, with nearly 30% already achieved in Q1. Stronger balance sheets, higher pre-sales, and land buying sprees signal safer options for homebuyers — but also rising consolidation in the sector.

EMIs May Drop, Prices May Rise — Here’s What Q2 2025 Real Estate Data Means for You

Lower EMIs, rising prices, and a shift toward premium buyers — the Q2 2025 Sentiment Index signals that Indian homebuyers need to act now. Here’s the full breakdown of what this report means for you.
Godrej Properties

Godrej Properties Acquires 48-Acre Land Parcel in Doddaballapur, Bengaluru for Plotted Residential Project

Godrej Properties has acquired a 48-acre land parcel in Doddaballapur, North Bengaluru for a plotted residential development with a potential of ~1.1 million sq. ft., further expanding its footprint in the region.
India’s flex workspace stock across the top seven cities is expected to cross 100 million sq ft by 2027, with penetration rising to 10.5%, driven by strong enterprise demand, GCC expansion, and rapid growth in Bengaluru, Pune, and Chennai.

India’s Office Market Set for Record 90+ Million Square Feet Leasing in 2025

India’s office leasing market is on track to cross a record 90 million sq ft in 2025, with strong demand from tech firms, GCCs, and flex operators driving growth across major cities.
Sumadhura Group acquires a 5-acre land parcel in East Bengaluru's Soukya Road

Sumadhura Group Acquires 5-Acre Parcel in East Bengaluru, Targets ₹500 Crore Revenue

Sumadhura Group, a leading South Indian real estate developer, has announced the acquisition of a 5-acre prime land parcel on Soukya Road in East Bengaluru. This strategic move is set to generate an estimated ₹500 crore in revenue from an upcoming residential project, significantly strengthening Sumadhura’s footprint in one of Bengaluru’s fastest-growing corridors.
As India heads into 2026, real estate leaders see sustained demand across housing segments, rising importance of redevelopment, rapid growth in Tier-2 cities, and new asset classes shaping a more diversified and future-ready property market.

Apartment Loading Rises to 40% in Q1 2025, Highest in MMR

In Q1 2025, average apartment loading across India’s top 7 cities reached 40%, up from 31% in 2019, as per ANAROCK. MMR leads with the highest loading at 43%, while Bengaluru saw the sharpest rise. Experts link the increase to rising demand for luxury amenities — but warn that homebuyers now get just 60% of what they pay for as usable living space.