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.
These infra corridors combine connectivity, affordability, and long-term growth potential, making them the new housing hotspots.
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.
This innovative digital framework allows for the complete online registration of property agreements—removing the need for physical visits to sub-registrar offices.
Investor presentations and regulatory filings of the top 10 listed developers show that almost 30% or INR 44,317 crore of total booking targets of INR 1,49,108 lakh cr in FY 2026 is already squared away in the first quarter of FY 2026.
Additional policy reforms required to spur housing activities across the country would be initiated with relevant stakeholders at both the Central and state levels.
Nearly Rs 30 lakh crore worth of investments have been made in urban infrastructure over the last decade, ensuring India’s accelerated growth trajectory.
Bengaluru emerged as the dominant market, capturing 24% market share with 6.55 Mn sq ft absorption, reflecting a 64% Y-o-Y increase.
The report shows that 87% of markets worldwide saw positive annual growth, with Turkey, North Macedonia, and Portugal topping the global rankings. At the other end, Mainland China and Hong Kong SAR recorded the steepest annual declines.
For a wider perspective, ANAROCK analysed trends in capital appreciation and rental growth across 14 of the most active micro markets in Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Pune, NCR, MMR, Kolkata, and Chennai.
The AUM of arbitrage funds grew by 22.2% during the June 2025 quarter compared to the previous quarter March 2025 while Multi Asset Allocation funds increased their AUM by 15.4% in the same period.