Cementing Confidence: Housing Sales Hold Steady, Supply Rises Across Top Cities

India’s Real Estate Sector Shows Resilience in July–September Quarter

India’s housing market remained stable in Q3 2025, with marginal growth in both sales and new supply. According to Housing.com and PropTiger’s Real Insight Residential report, sales across the top eight cities reached 96,827 units, up from 96,544 units a year earlier. New launches rose 3% to 94,419 units, reflecting steady developer confidence.

The premium housing segment continued to outperform, contributing to a 14% year-on-year increase in the total value of homes sold, which reached ₹1.52 lakh crore. Delhi-NCR led price appreciation with a 19% annual rise, followed by Bengaluru (15%) and Hyderabad (13%), driven by infrastructure upgrades and strong end-user demand.

Major takeaways:

• Housing sales in Q3 2025: 96,827 units across top 8 cities
• New supply: 94,419 units, up 3% YoY
• Total transaction value: ₹1.52 lakh crore, up 14% YoY
• Top price gainers: Delhi-NCR (19%), Bengaluru (15%), Hyderabad (13%)
• Premium segment demand remains strong; affordable housing faces supply constraints

Sources: Free Press Journal, BusinessWorld, New Indian Express.