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India's middle class may have little room in the richer housing market
India's residential property market delivered one of its strongest first-half performances in over a decade, with home sales staying near record highs even as growth stabilised. Knight Frank India says premium housing is now driving the market, while affordable homes continue to shrink. Mumbai led sales, Bengaluru posted the fastest growth and NCR remained the weakest market.
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thehindubusinessline.com
Housing sales rise marginally by 0.7% across 8 cities to 1.71 lakh units in Jan-Jun: Knight Frank
New supply at lower price points remains constrained, resulting in a fall in sales of affordable and mid-income homes: Knight Frank
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hindustantimes.com
India's housing market is entering a new phase
This article is authored by Debopam Chaudhuri, chief economist, Piramal Group.
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1.71 lakh homes sold across India's top 8 cities in H1 2026; Mumbai leads, NCR sales fall 7%
Demand shifts to premium homes as ₹1 crore-plus properties account for 54% of H1 2026 sales; NCR leads ₹2–20 crore housing segment despite 7% drop in sales | Real Estate News
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New residential project launches grow 4%; Pune, Mumbai lead : Knight Frank
New residential launches rise 4% in India, led by Pune and Mumbai, while NCR, Kolkata, and Hyderabad see declines.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
India's middle class may have little room in the richer housing market
India's residential property market delivered one of its strongest first-half performances in over a decade, with home sales staying near record highs even as growth stabilised.…
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Bengaluru, Mumbai, Delhi NCR: A tale of three housing markets
Bengaluru's housing market shows strong growth fueled by its expanding technology sector. Mumbai remains India's largest residential market, absorbing new supply effectively.…
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Retail space rent in Delhi's Khan market rises 9pc annually in Apr-Jun: C&W
India's housing market shows resilience through the second half of 2026. Strong demand for premium homes and urbanisation will support the sector. Sales growth is moderating, and…
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thehindu.com
Bengaluru witnessed sale of 27,968 homes in H1 2026, a 5% year-on-year growth
City’s residential market maintained healthy momentum with 27,968 housing units sold during the first half of calendar 2026, registering a 5% year-on-year increase, reported…