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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.
Mumbai’s August 2025 property registrations fell to 11,230 and stamp duty to ₹1,000 crore, down 11% and 19% month-on-month. The dip signals a demand pause ahead of the festive season, with pricing and offers set to decide the next leg.

Mumbai Among World’s Top Prime Housing Markets, Ranks 6th Globally

Mumbai has emerged as one of the world’s hottest luxury housing markets, ranking 6th globally in Knight Frank’s latest Prime Global Cities Index Q2 2025. With 8.7% annual growth in prime property prices, the city is riding on infrastructure upgrades and strong wealth-driven demand, placing India firmly on the global luxury real estate map alongside Bengaluru and Delhi.
Brookfield Properties

Brookfield Expands BKC Presence, Acquires Jet Airways Office Floor for ₹370 Crore

Brookfield Asset Management has strengthened its hold on Mumbai’s premium BKC office market by acquiring an additional floor in Godrej BKC for ₹370 crore, formerly owned by Jet Airways
APCRDA signs MoU with NaBFID to boost Amaravati’s infrastructure through expert financial planning, PPP models, and monetization strategies, aligning with the city’s long-term vision.

Mumbai’s Residential Market Holds Steady While Office Rentals See Double-Digit Growth in H1 2025

Mumbai’s property market in the first half of 2025 showcased resilience, with office rents jumping 12% year-on-year despite a modest drop in leasing volumes. Residential sales stayed strong at over 47,000 units, supported by infrastructure growth and rising buyer preference for larger homes.
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.