Housing sales dip 9% YoY, but value rises 14% in top 7 cities: ANAROCK
Despite a dip in overall sales volume, the total sales value in the period rose by 14% - from approx. INR 1.33 lakh Cr in Q3 2024 to approx. INR 1.52 lakh Cr in Q3 2025.
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Yamuna Expressway Property Boom: Plots up 536%, apartments gain 158% in five years
Average apartment prices along Yamuna Expressway have risen by 158%, while plot values have soared by an extraordinary 536% between 2020 and 2025.
Danube unveils Dubai Maritime City’s tallest residential tower Breez
Spanning nearly 1.5 million sq. ft., the development features over 1,000 fully furnished residences — from chic studios to signature penthouses.
Nearly half of Indians flying blind on credit scores despite rising credit access: Study
Many users are digitally savvy, financially active, and full of intent. They’re using UPI, shopping on quick commerce apps, and investing online. Yet when it comes to credit scores, many are flying blind. Some have never checked theirs, while some believe checking it might hurt them.
India’s REIT market hits $18 Bn, poised to cross $25 Bn by 2029
Despite REIT guidelines being introduced in 2014 and the first listing only in 2019, the Indian REIT market accounts for just 20% of institutional real estate.
India’s real estate set to emerge as a $5-10 trillion market by 2047
Fueled by supportive policies, envisaged demand traction and rising developer as well as investor interest, Indian real estate is poised for decades of growth acceleration across most asset classes.
ICRA sees residential sales dip 0–3% in FY26 amid affordability pressure
A material rise in the average selling prices (ASP) of residential units by more than 10% annually from FY2023 to FY2025 continues to pose a drag on affordability of buyers.
India’s top 8 metros double urban footprint in 30 years: Square Yards
Since 1995, these urban agglomerations — spanning Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Chennai, Delhi NCR, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Mumbai MMR, and Pune — have collectively added 2,136 sq. km. of built-up area, reshaping skylines and driving economic diversification.
Infrastructure corridors shape the next wave of urban housing
These infra corridors combine connectivity, affordability, and long-term growth potential, making them the new housing hotspots.
Ready-to-Move homes lose steam as new launches gain popularity
The ANAROCK Consumer Sentiment Survey for H1 2025 finds that demand for RTM homes is declining - and is, in fact, at the lowest end of the preference chart.
