Residential property prices growth reveals a 4.2% rise across 18 major Indian cities in the January-March quarter of FY26, driven by higher buyer demand.

Residential property prices across India rose 4.2% in FY26 as market demand intensifies, according to the latest Reserve Bank of India house price data report.

India residential market saw 95,973 unit sales in Q1 2026 as value-driven growth stabilizes. This report examines price trends across major Indian metro cities.

Gurugram real estate market growth reflects a 58% jump in corridor prices. This report examines how infrastructure delivery fuels demand in key sectors.

Mumbai luxury housing market sees Tanya Dubash acquire two sea-facing apartments for ₹294 crore, underscoring intense demand for prime residential assets.

Siddharth Vihar luxury housing explores a shift as property prices hit ₹7,643 per sq ft, revealing new demand for premium living in the Ghaziabad region.

South Delhi luxury housing prices rose up to 32% in early 2026. This analysis reveals market trends for premium residential floors and future growth outlook.

Real estate sentiment drops to 49 points as the Knight Frank-NAREDCO index reveals a period of market recalibration for Indian property stakeholders in Q1.

Apartment prices surge up to 20% in Q1 2026 across major cities, as premium housing demand shifts the residential landscape. Discover current market data.

Dubai residency visa changes for property owners aim to boost demand in 2026. The shift removes price floors for individuals, attracting global investors.

Vikhroli affordable housing sees a price correction as the Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority cuts rates by 7.5% to boost stagnant demand.

Flexible payment plans boost Mumbai residential sales as developers aim to navigate cooling demand while maintaining asset prices throughout the current fiscal.

Flexible payment plans are being deployed by Mumbai developers to sustain housing sales momentum amid shifting market dynamics and elevated affordability levels.

Kanpur Development Authority slashes unsold flat prices to 2018 levels, aiming to clear 5,600 units and generate ₹1,400 crore in revenue for the city board.

Kanpur Development Authority slashes unsold flat prices to boost inventory sales. The board targets higher occupancy with revised 2018-level pricing for homes.