India’s real estate set for 20X growth by 2047, Tier II & III cities to lead the charge
With the potential to hit USD 10 trillion by 2047, India’s real estate is likely to account for 14-20% of India’s GDP.
With the potential to hit USD 10 trillion by 2047, India’s real estate is likely to account for 14-20% of India’s GDP.
Delhi NCR led the pack with a remarkable 19% YoY and 9.8% QoQ appreciation, driven by strong demand for luxury properties and infrastructure upgrades.
From opulent villas and high-rise penthouses to global resorts and vibrant entertainment districts, Jewar is carving out a future where luxury and commerce thrive side by side.
Bengaluru witnessed the highest net office leasing of approx. 9.95 Mn sq. ft., followed closely by Delhi-NCR with net office leasing of approx. 8.2 Mn sq. ft. and MMR with approx. 6.6 Mn sq. ft.
Homes priced at ₹1 crore and above recorded a 4% annual growth, led by the ₹1.5–3 crore segment, which saw demand surge by around 10% compared to the same period last year.
Delhi-NCR and Bengaluru maintained their leadership positions in the third quarter, each capturing nearly identical shares of 24.6% of total net absorption during Q3.
At its core, the Unified RERA Portal is about bringing order and accessibility to what was once a fragmented regulatory landscape.
With this launch, Axon Developers aims to strengthen its position as a pioneer in the second-home and experiential living segment, combining real estate development with tourism, sustainability, and lifestyle innovation.
After dipping from 156 to 138 in the previous round, the HSI has rebounded to 142, indicating that homebuyers are recalibrating despite elevated prices and interest rates.
The Delhi-NCR region recorded an impressive 19% year-on-year rise in residential prices -- the highest among major Indian cities.