Despite an 8% drop in housing sales across India’s top 15 tier-2 cities in Q1 2025, the total property value rose by 6% to ₹40,443 crore. Cities like Lucknow and Coimbatore led growth, while Visakhapatnam saw the sharpest decline.

Mumbai's real estate market collected ₹1,062 crore in stamp duty in May 2025—a record for the month—driven by luxury property sales, despite a slowdown in mid-range deals. Learn more about key trends, top deals, and market performance.

Mumbai's property registrations dipped by 4% in May 2025, yet stamp duty revenue rose by 3%—driven by a boom in high-value luxury home deals. Discover how buyer trends are reshaping the city’s real estate landscape.

In FY26, DLF is set to unveil housing projects with an estimated worth of Rs 17,000 crore. Backed by robust luxury home demand and strong financials, DLF aims to sustain growth with new launches following record sales bookings in FY25.

DLF aims to achieve ₹20,000-22,000 crore in housing sales during FY26, driven by strong demand for luxury properties and new project launches in Gurugram and Mumbai. The real estate giant continues to build on record pre-sales in 2024-25.

After a record-breaking FY25, Macrotech Developers sets a bold Rs 21,000 crore pre-sales goal, adding new land banks and reducing debt.

Akshay Kumar sells an office in One Lodha Place, Lower Parel, for ₹8 crore, achieving a 65% return on his 2020 investment. Total property sales by the actor now exceed ₹100 crore.

Mumbai’s high-end real estate market is thriving, driving ₹918 crore in stamp duty revenue in February 2025. While luxury home sales grew by 15%, demand for affordable housing dipped, signaling a shift in buyer preferences.

DLF sells two penthouses worth Rs 150 crore each in Gurgaon’s The Dahlias, raking in Rs 11,816 crore pre-launch sales. Discover India’s ultra-luxury real estate boom and DLF’s record-breaking success.

As Mumbai's real estate market continues to rise, Greater Mumbai property registrations rose 12% in 2024 to over 1.5 lakh in the first nine months. This 12% YoY rise in registrations has brought Rs 8,892 crore to the state exchequer.

In 2024, Mumbai sold 21 of 25 ultra-luxury properties in India's top 25 cities. HNIs and ultra-HNIs drove demand for mansions exceeding Rs 40 crore, worth Rs 2,443 crore. Mumbai, Hyderabad, Gurugram, and Bengaluru became luxury property hotspots as transactions increased.

DLF sells 4.67 acres of excellent Chennai property to Cholamandalam Finance for Rs 735 crore, one of Chennai's largest real estate land deals in Chennai.

Godrej Properties Ltd. bought a 4-acre Bengaluru plot. The business aims to build a luxury housing estate on this property, selling apartments for Rs 1,000 crore.

The Gurugram-based Elan Group has announced a record-breaking sale of Rs 2500 crore for its newly launched residential property at 106, Dwarka Expressway.

Luxury residential property sales in Mumbai increased more than twofold year on year to Rs 20,255 crore in 2021, owing to growing customer demand for larger residences with more facilities and cheap mortgage rates.