3. VERY SHORT RELEVANT INTRO: Mumbai's property market recorded approximately 11,500 registrations in October 2025, demonstrating resilience through strong end-user demand despite festive timing shifts, with year-to-date stamp duty collections reaching record ₹11,164 crore.

Bengaluru homebuyers are increasingly choosing villaments—hybrid properties combining villa-style living with apartment convenience—as traditional villa prices soar beyond ₹3 crore. Q3 2025 saw a 37% surge in villament demand among professionals seeking space and privacy within budget.

Delhi-NCR has emerged as India's fastest-growing housing market with a remarkable 24% annual price increase in Q3 2025, driven by strong luxury demand and limited supply.

Delhi-NCR has emerged as India's fastest-growing residential real estate market, recording a 24% year-on-year price increase in Q3 2025, driven by premium demand, supply constraints, and infrastructure development.

The upcoming launch of Navi Mumbai International Airport is driving demand for affordable homes under ₹1 crore across localities like Ulwe, Taloja, Kharghar, and Panvel, offering opportunities for first-time buyers and mid-income segments.

India's housing sector is witnessing a dual trend with premium properties priced above ₹1.5 crore recording sharp sales growth in metro cities, while government schemes like PMAY continue supporting affordable housing demand in emerging micro-markets.

GST cuts on construction inputs may benefit affordable housing in peripheral areas first, as developers pass on savings. Experts expect visible impact in 3–6 months, especially where land costs are lower.

Nearly half of Indian homebuyers express deep concern as property prices skyrocket 50% since 2023. Survey reveals only 21% proceeding with purchases while affordable housing demand plummets from 40% to 17%. Get complete market analysis and buyer sentiment insights.

India faces a severe affordable housing crisis with shortages projected to reach 30 million units by 2030, as supply-demand gaps widen due to weak private investment and regulatory challenges.

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

Mid-income properties priced ₹80 lakh-₹1.5 crore capture 27% of India's home sales in H1 2025, outpacing luxury and affordable segments with record-breaking developer bookings.

Chandigarh Housing Board announces demand survey for major Sector 54 housing project featuring 1,700 units across 32 acres, with 15% EWS reservation and phased development approach.

India's affordable housing finance sector is experiencing unprecedented growth momentum, with industry projections indicating assets under management will nearly double from ₹1.4 lakh crore to ₹2.5 lakh crore by FY28, driven by rising demand from underserved borrower segments.

Telangana government announces e-auction for thousands of unsold Rajiv Swagruha flats in Hyderabad. HMDA and TRSCL to conduct transparent online bidding process for affordable housing units.