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Pune Records Over ₹7,100 Crore in Stamp Duty Collections in 2025, Highest in Four Years

Pune’s real estate market achieved its highest stamp duty collections in four years in 2025, supported by higher-value transactions despite a marginal decline in property registrations, according to Knight Frank India.
Krisala–Hiranandani Township in North Hinjawadi has created a national record with over 1,100 homes allotted in one day and ₹1,000 crore in sales, marking one of India’s most successful residential launches ever.

Krisala–Hiranandani Township Creates National Record: 1,100 Homes Allotted in a Single Day, ₹1,000 Crore Booked

Krisala–Hiranandani Township in North Hinjawadi has created a national record with over 1,100 homes allotted in one day and ₹1,000 crore in sales, marking one of India’s most successful residential launches ever.
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.
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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.
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Property Prices Surge Across India’s Prime Residential Markets in 2024 Amid Rising Costs

Property prices in India’s prime residential markets saw a significant rise in 2024, with Delhi NCR experiencing a 49% YoY surge. The increase is driven by demand for luxury homes, escalating costs of building materials, and labor. Other cities like Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Pune also reported double-digit price growth. Despite a slowdown in Hyderabad, the overall trend highlights a growing demand for high-end properties, especially in key markets like Delhi NCR. However, the surge raises concerns about affordability, prompting calls for policy adjustments to ensure broader access to housing.