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Union Budget 2025

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India’s real estate sector closes 2025 on a stable note as sentiment scores hold above 60. Backed by strong office demand, improving funding conditions, and broad-based regional optimism, the market enters 2026 on firmer, more disciplined foundations.

India’s Real Estate Market Shows Resilience in 2025 Despite Global Headwinds

India’s real estate market sustained its growth momentum in 2025, supported by strong office absorption, policy reforms, infrastructure spending, and steady institutional investments despite global economic uncertainties.
Embassy Developments Ltd. announces a premium residential project at Embassy Springs, Bengaluru. Spanning 14 acres and 1.55 million sq. ft., the project will feature over 800 luxury apartments with superior finishes, launching by December 2025.

India Leads the World: Home to Over 50% of Global Capability Centers

India has emerged as the undisputed global leader in the Global Capability Center (GCC) ecosystem, hosting over 1,700 centers — more than half of the world’s total. Major metros like Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and NCR lead the charge, while Tier-2 cities gain momentum, powered by policy support and rising infrastructure.

New Tax Exemption on Two Self-Occupied Properties: A Game-Changer for Homebuyers and Investors

The Union Budget 2025 introduces a significant tax exemption, allowing individuals to claim a nil valuation for two self-occupied properties. This move is expected to boost homeownership and real estate investments.
Affordable housing

Affordable Housing Crisis: Will Budget 2025-26 Turn the Tide?

India’s affordable housing segment, once a cornerstone of the real estate market, has witnessed a sharp decline, with its supply share dropping from 40% in 2018 to just 16% in 2024. Anuj Puri, Chairman of ANAROCK Group, highlights how changing buyer preferences, rising input costs, and diminishing government incentives have impacted this critical sector. With the Union Budget 2025-26 around the corner, there is hope that decisive policies and renewed focus could revive affordable housing and restore balance to the housing market.