Knight Frank's latest report exposes a severe affordable housing crisis in India's major cities, with new supply dropping to just one-third of demand in 2025, threatening the country's urban housing goals.

A viral LinkedIn post exposes how India's middle class, despite dual incomes, cannot afford homes that their parents bought on single salaries, revealing deep structural problems in the country's housing market

The Maharashtra state government announced its ambitious Housing Policy 2025, revealing plans to construct 35 lakh affordable homes within the next five years to tackle the state's escalating urban housing shortage.

Many middle-class Indians are losing their goal of home ownership as property prices rise, making affordable homes scarce. With the average property costing ₹1.2 crore to ₹1.4 crore, homeownership is becoming increasingly difficult to achieve.