Luxury housing prices across India's top seven cities have surged 40% between 2022 and 2025, with Delhi NCR recording a remarkable 72% appreciation, while affordable homes lag behind with just 26% growth.

India's luxury housing market has recorded nearly 40% price appreciation since 2022, significantly outpacing the 26% growth in affordable housing, triggering a major shift in investor and developer focus towards premium properties.

The Karnataka capital's property market during the Diwali festive season reveals a tale of two markets: premium homes priced above ₹1.5 crore continue their robust performance, while buyers in other segments increasingly adopt a wait-and-watch approach.

Kolkata's residential property market registered sales of 4,374 units in Q3 2025, marking a 2% year-on-year growth, while average home prices appreciated by 8% annually, reflecting sustained buyer confidence and market stability.

Delhi-NCR's housing market has recorded a remarkable 24% year-on-year price surge in Q3 2025, driven by soaring demand for luxury residences and infrastructure-led growth, making it India's fastest-growing real estate market.

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.

Eight major Indian cities reported 87,603 residential sales in Q3 2025 with 1% annual growth, while NCR led price appreciation at 19% and premium segment properties dominated transactions above ₹1 crore.

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.

India's residential property market has witnessed a 14% year-on-year rise in sales value despite declining transaction volumes, signaling a decisive shift toward premium and luxury housing segments across major cities.

Housing sales value across seven major Indian cities rose 14% to ₹1.52 lakh crore in Q2 2025, even as unit sales declined 9%, driven by strong demand in premium and luxury segments, according to Anarock's latest report.

India's residential real estate sector is poised to capture 70% of the total property market by 2026, driven by unprecedented demand for premium housing in tier-1 cities and strong investor confidence.

Hyderabad's premium housing market bucked the overall trend in H1 2025, with luxury property sales above ₹1.5 crore growing 17% year-on-year while total sales declined 6%.

Pune becomes India's only major city with declining property rates as IT sector uncertainty dampens buyer confidence, contrasting with nationwide real estate growth.

Enhanced Metro connectivity and infrastructure development drive 19-22% property price growth in Mumbai's Borivali, Kandivali, and Dahisar since 2022, making western suburbs the city's next premium residential destination.

Mumbai's ultra-luxury housing market (₹10+ crore properties) recorded historic sales of ₹14,751 crore in H1 2025, marking 20% year-on-year growth with Worli leading the premium segment.