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Hyderabad’s housing market recorded a 5% YoY rise in home registrations in October 2025, led by a 73% jump in ₹1 crore-plus homes. With total transaction value up 25%, the city is fast emerging as India’s premium housing hub.

Hyderabad Home Registrations Rise 5% YoY in October 2025; Premium Homes Above ₹1 Cr Surge 73%

Hyderabad’s housing market recorded a 5% YoY rise in home registrations in October 2025, led by a 73% jump in ₹1 crore-plus homes. With total transaction value up 25%, the city is fast emerging as India’s premium housing hub.
India’s warehousing absorption rebounded sharply by 64% in Q3 2025, with Mumbai contributing nearly half of the national demand and Kolkata recording its highest-ever quarterly leasing, according to Vestian.

🏭 Manufacturing Powers India’s Warehousing Boom: Mumbai, NCR Lead 16% Surge in Q3 2025

Knight Frank’s Q3 2025 report shows India’s warehousing sector expanding 16% YoY, led by manufacturing and e-commerce. Mumbai recorded 123% leasing growth, reaffirming its position as India’s top industrial hub.
Pune's Property Market Soars: 23% YoY Hike in Registrations Fuels State Coffers

Pune’s Property Market Soars: 23% YoY Hike in Registrations Fuels State Coffers

Pune’s real estate market experienced a significant boom in September 2025 with property registrations climbing 23% YoY, contributing INR 523 crore in stamp duty. The city logged its highest property registrations for the first nine months of the year in the last four years, driven by sustained demand for homes under INR 1 Cr and a growing preference for larger units.
Hyderabad’s housing market defied seasonal slowdown, registering a 35% YoY jump in property registrations and a 70% surge in value in September 2025. Knight Frank data shows booming demand for ₹1 crore+ premium homes, especially in Rangareddy, as weighted average prices rose 20% YoY.

Hyderabad Residential Registrations Surge 35% YoY in September 2025; Premium Housing Demand Hits Record High

Hyderabad’s housing market defied seasonal slowdown, registering a 35% YoY jump in property registrations and a 70% surge in value in September 2025. Knight Frank data shows booming demand for ₹1 crore+ premium homes, especially in Rangareddy, as weighted average prices rose 20% YoY.

How many homes did Mumbai sell in 10 days of Navratri?

Mumbai sold 6,238 homes during the 10 days of Navratri 2025, recording a 20% YoY surge and ₹587 crore in stamp duty revenue. Early festive timing and strong demand drove the city’s best September in a decade.