Housing Sales Fall 4% in 2024, But Value Jumps 16% in Top 7 Cities

India’s housing market experienced a mixed performance in 2024, with overall sales volume declining by 4%, but the sales value rising by 16%. MMR and Bengaluru led in sales, while luxury housing demand soared. Despite a drop in new launches, the market saw significant price increases, particularly in Delhi-NCR, where prices rose by 30%. The outlook for 2025 remains optimistic with steady growth expected, driven by continued demand and new supply from developers.

Housing Prices Continue to Rise Across India’s Top Cities, Up 11% YoY in Q3 2024: CREDAI-Colliers-Liases Foras Report

Housing prices across India’s top eight cities saw an 11% year-on-year rise in Q3 2024, marking the 15th consecutive quarter of growth. Delhi NCR recorded the highest price increase at 32%, followed by Bengaluru with a 24% rise. Unsold inventory continued to decline, signaling a steady demand despite market stabilization.

India’s Residential Market Set for Improved Affordability in 2025, Driven by Interest Rate Cuts

JLL’s Home Purchase Affordability Index forecasts improved affordability across India’s key residential markets by 2025, driven by a projected interest rate cut. Mumbai and Pune are nearing optimal affordability, while Kolkata will maintain its position as the most affordable market. Residential sales are set to hit record levels in 2024 and 2025, driven by rising household incomes and a potential decline in interest rates.

Indian Real Estate Developers Raise Rs 12,801 Cr Through QIPs in 2024

In a notable shift post-pandemic, Indian real estate developers have successfully raised INR 12,801 crore through Qualified Institutional Placements in 2024. This surge is attributed to enhanced transparency and a robust recovery in residential sales, with significant contributions from leading firms like Macrotech Developers. As the market continues to grow, investor confidence remains strong, positioning the sector for ongoing expansion.

Top 8 Listed Developers Slash Debt by 54% in Q1 FY25

The top eight listed developers in India have reduced their net debt by 54% in Q1 FY25, supported by a significant increase in booking values. The surge in residential sales across key cities marks a strong recovery in the sector.