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pune-real-estate

Pune Records Best Half-Yearly Property Sales in Four Years, Crosses 100,000 Registrations in H1 2025

Pune registered its best half-yearly property sales since 2013, with over 116,000 registrations and 19% growth in stamp duty revenue, driven by surging demand for premium and spacious homes.
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’s Premium Home Market Surges as High-Value Properties Dominate Sales

Hyderabad’s residential market is shifting upmarket, as luxury homes above INR 1 crore surged 35% year-on-year in June 2025, accounting for over half the city’s property transaction value, Knight Frank India reports.
pune-real-estate

Pune Property Market Sees Mixed Trends in May 2025; Year-to-Date Performance Strong

Pune’s property market in May 2025 experienced a minor decline in registrations and stamp duty, yet the first five months of the year recorded the highest property registrations and revenue in four years, showcasing the market’s underlying strength.
Affordable housing

In Mumbai, You’ll Need to Spend 48% of Your Salary on EMI to Afford a Home

Knight Frank India’s 2025 Affordability Index reveals that Mumbai homebuyers need to spend 48% of their salary on EMI — the highest among Indian cities, despite slight improvement due to RBI rate cuts.
Mumbai

Mumbai Real Estate Market Surges in 2024: Highest Property Registrations in 13 Years

Mumbai’s real estate market hit a historic high in 2024 with over 1.41 lakh property registrations, marking the highest figure in 13 years. This surge, coupled with a 12% increase in revenue from stamp duty collections, highlights strong demand, especially in the premium housing sector. Despite global economic challenges, Mumbai’s property market remains resilient, with key suburbs driving the growth. Industry leaders attribute this to favorable economic conditions and evolving buyer preferences.