Despite facing global economic challenges, Indian housing sales posted a staggering 19% increase, exceeding 1.12 lakh units from April to June. PropEquity data highlights significant demand in key urban centers including Bengaluru, Mumbai, and Navi Mumbai. Moreover, a notable 43% uptick in new property supply reflects growing market optimism, driven by solid domestic demand and economic resilience, even in the face of geopolitical tensions.

India's top 28 listed real estate firms achieved impressive sales bookings of Rs 1.95 lakh crore last fiscal, driven by robust housing demand. Godrej Properties led the pack,…

Office space leasing across seven major Indian cities saw a slight dip of 2% to 17.4 million sq ft in April-June, primarily due to reduced new supply. While Bengaluru, Delhi-NCR,…

India's real estate investment surged 23% to $4.33 billion in H1 2026, driven by robust domestic capital. Despite global headwinds, 54 deals marked a record half-year. Domestic…

Despite facing global economic challenges, Indian housing sales posted a staggering 19% increase, exceeding 1.12 lakh units from April to June. PropEquity data highlights…

Housing sales in Pune reported increase of 16%, Mumbai at 15%, Thane at 3% according to a PropEquity report | Real Estate News