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India’s housing market maintained steady growth in Q3 2025 with 87,603 units sold, led by premium housing demand. Prices rose across all major cities, with NCR topping at 19% YoY. While new launches dipped slightly, sales momentum and inventory health remained stable, signalling a maturing but resilient market.

India’s Housing Market Sustains Growth in Q3 2025, Premium Homes Take Centre Stage

India’s housing market maintained steady growth in Q3 2025 with 87,603 units sold, led by premium housing demand. Prices rose across all major cities, with NCR topping at 19% YoY. While new launches dipped slightly, sales momentum and inventory health remained stable, signalling a maturing but resilient market.
India’s housing market outpaced the global average in Q1 2025 with 7.7% nominal growth, ranking 15th worldwide. Infrastructure projects, economic growth, and resilient demand continue to fuel this momentum.

India’s Housing Market Outpaces Global Average with 7.7% Price Growth in Q1 2025

India’s housing market outpaced the global average in Q1 2025 with 7.7% nominal growth, ranking 15th worldwide. Infrastructure projects, economic growth, and resilient demand continue to fuel this momentum.
ANAROCK’s AI data shows ₹50L–₹1Cr homes dominating buyer demand between 2022 and 2024, older age groups leading purchases, and brokers gaining importance as digital leads decline.

Premium Housing Surges as Mass Segment Slows: 62% of India’s H1 2025 Sales Now Above ₹1 Crore

In H1 2025, India’s housing market saw a 13% decline in total sales, but premium homes priced above ₹1 crore surged to form 62% of transactions. Q2 saw a 7% rise in sales, signaling a market shift towards high-value, luxury housing.
residential real estate

Residential Sales to Maintain Steady 10–12% Growth Path: CRISIL Ratings

India’s residential real estate sector is set for stable 10–12% growth over the next two years as demand rebounds, driven by lower interest rates and a rising preference for premium homes. While inventory is likely to inch up, developers’ strong collections and deleveraged balance sheets will help maintain healthy credit profiles, according to CRISIL Ratings.
RBI

Homebuyers Rejoice: RBI’s 50 bps Rate Cut Lowers EMIs, Boosts Affordable Housing Prospects

In a significant move for homebuyers, the RBI has cut the repo rate by 50 bps to 5.5%, making home loans cheaper and boosting affordability in the affordable and mid-income housing segments. Developers and industry leaders welcome the decision, expecting renewed demand and faster project execution.