Bengaluru-based Century Real Estate reported net sales bookings of ₹1,062 crore in Q2, more than doubling its performance from the same quarter last year, driven by strong demand in the city's premium housing segments.

India's residential real estate market is experiencing heightened buyer engagement this festive season as revised GST policies, stable home loan rates, and seasonal offers drive demand, particularly in premium and upper-mid segment properties across metros and Tier-II cities.

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.

India has achieved the sixth global rank in branded residence developments, contributing 4% to worldwide inventory. Mumbai, Delhi-NCR, Bengaluru, and Pune are driving this luxury real estate transformation with brand-led premium living spaces.

Hyderabad's booming luxury housing sector is drawing scrutiny as market observers question whether the rapid expansion is supported by genuine demand or driven by speculative investment, with concerns about low rental yields and limited resale activity in premium segments.

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.

Hero Realty's subsidiary acquired an 8.71-acre premium plot in Mohali's Sector 99 for ₹262.75 crore through GMADA auction, marking the company's continued expansion in North India's luxury housing segment.

Brigade Group enters major joint development agreement for luxury residential project in East Bengaluru with ₹2,500 crore gross development value, targeting premium homebuyers in upscale market segments.

Market analysts have revealed that Gurugram has firmly established itself as the undisputed leader in Delhi NCR's luxury residential segment, commanding an overwhelming share of high-end property transactions during the first half of 2025.

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.

DDA unveils Premium Housing Scheme 2025 with 250 flats across income categories, launching in August through e-auction platform targeting diverse buyer segments in prime Delhi locations.