Indian cement prices have surged 8% in FY25 as petroleum coke costs hit 4-month highs, creating significant pressure on real estate developers and infrastructure projects during peak construction season.

Real estate prices surged 9% across India's top 9 cities in FY25, with Kolkata leading at 29% growth while Mumbai and Navi Mumbai saw rare 3% declines.

India's top 26 real estate developers recorded Rs 1.62 lakh crore in property sales during FY25, marking 20% YoY growth. Godrej Properties leads with Rs 29,444 crore sales as luxury housing drives market surge.

Prestige Estates reported an 82% YoY drop in Q4 FY25 profit to ₹25 crore. Despite the setback, the firm is pushing ahead with major projects in Mumbai and Delhi-NCR worth over ₹14,500 crore.

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.

India’s four listed REITs distributed ₹6,070 crore in FY25, recording 13% growth over last year. Strong leasing demand and increased NOI reflect rising investor confidence in India’s commercial real estate sector.

The Rural Development Ministry allocated 3.8 million houses under PMAY-G for FY25, part of a 5-year plan to build 20 million homes and transform rural housing in India.