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The festive season is sparking optimism in India’s real estate market. Experts report growing demand in Tier 2 and 3 cities, renewed investor interest in metros, and strong response for holiday homes and integrated townships.

Festive Season Brings Cheer to India’s Housing Market: Experts See Strong Momentum Across Segments

India’s housing market is buzzing this festive season. Luxury enquiries are up 15–20%, mid-range buyers are benefitting from GST cuts and festive offers, and affordable housing sees strong end-user demand. Experts expect 2025 to close on a high note for real estate.
Colliers reports that serviced residences are evolving into a mainstream real estate investment trend in India, with Goa, Rishikesh, and Kasauli leading the next wave beyond Tier I cities.

Serviced Residences Emerge as Key Real Estate Trend in Tourist Destinations

Serviced residences are moving from a niche concept to a mainstream investment…
India’s office market is booming again. With 40% growth in office space leasing in H1 2025, companies are preparing for a mass hiring wave. Bengaluru and Pune lead the race, while Mumbai and NCR also show strong activity. This office boom is set to create lakhs of new jobs across India.

Technology Sector Anchors 40% of India’s Office Leasing in H1 2025

India’s commercial real estate market is being anchored by the technology sector, which contributed 40% of overall office leasing in H1 2025 across the top seven cities, says Colliers India. Large-sized deals (≥100,000 sq. ft.) remain dominant, led by tech occupiers, while Bengaluru and Hyderabad alone drive nearly half of the country’s tech demand, underscoring their dominance as global IT hubs.
India’s real estate is set for massive growth by 2047. Homes will be bigger, smarter, and more affordable, with better connectivity, lifestyle options, and sustainable features—making it a golden era for homebuyers.

Safer Builders, More Trustworthy Projects: How Financial Discipline is Reshaping Indian Real Estate

Builders in India have become safer and more financially disciplined, with profits rising, debt levels falling, and credit ratings improving. For homebuyers, this translates into lower project risk, faster delivery, and more reliable developers.
The India growth story: Office,

Mumbai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad Power India’s Office Market to 33.7 MSF in H1 2025

India’s commercial office market is on a strong upswing, with Q2 2025 recording 17.8 million sq. ft. of leasing across the top seven cities. With technology and flex players leading the charge, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Pune have emerged as the key growth engines.