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A new PropEquity report shows housing sales in India’s top 15 tier-2 cities fell 4% YoY in Q3 2025, while new launches declined 10%. Despite the slowdown, sales value rose 4%, reflecting a shift toward premium housing. Ahmedabad led in volumes, while Bhubaneshwar recorded the sharpest fall.

Home Sales in July 2025: Hyderabad Buyers Go Premium, Pune Stays Affordable

July 2025 saw two contrasting housing trends: Hyderabad buyers went premium, pushing prices higher despite fewer sales, while Pune recorded strong affordable demand with more than 14,600 homes sold.
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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.
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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.
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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.