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Home prices rose 59% versus 34% construction costs from 2021-25, with land and materials driving housing inflation across top cities.

Home Prices Rise 59% as Construction Costs Jump 34%

India’s housing market is witnessing a widening gap between the cost of…
Colliers projects India’s senior living market will cross ₹1 trillion by 2030, driven by ageing, investment and rising demand.

India’s Senior Living Market Set to Cross ₹1 Trillion by 2030

Colliers projects India’s senior living market will cross ₹1 trillion by 2030, driven by ageing, investment and rising demand.
RBI

RBI Expected to Hold Rates at 5.50%, but Experts See Case for Further Cuts

As the RBI gears up for its August 2025 policy review, economists anticipate a pause at 5.50% despite record-low inflation and slowing industrial output. Experts from Colliers, Reloy, Vestian, and Square Yards outline how future rate decisions could shape India’s economic recovery and real estate momentum ahead of the festive season.
Home loan

Home Loan EMIs to Fall as Banks Cut Lending Rates; Real Estate Sector Set for a Boost

In a major boost to homebuyers and the real estate sector, top Indian banks have reduced lending rates after the RBI’s recent repo rate cut. The move is expected to lower EMIs, revive housing demand, and encourage fresh property investments, especially in key urban markets like Mumbai and Pune.
Mumbai’s office stock hit 169 Mn sq. ft. in H1 2025, with over 50% in Grade B assets. SBDs lead the shift, flex space dominates leasing, and vacancy hits a 10-year low, as per Knight Frank’s Billion Sq Ft report.

Office Leasing in Q1 2025 Rises 15% YoY to 15.9 Million Square Feet Across Top 7 Cities

India’s office leasing market kicked off 2025 on a strong note, recording a 15% year-on-year increase in Q1, with 15.9 million sq. ft. of space absorbed across the top seven cities. Bengaluru and Delhi NCR led the charge, driving nearly half of the total leasing activity. Meanwhile, flex spaces gained momentum, accounting for 14% of total Grade A office space uptake. With demand outpacing supply, office rentals surged by 8% annually, while vacancy levels dropped by 120 basis points, reflecting the continued resilience of the commercial real estate sector.