2025 was a historic year for Indian Real Estate. RBI rate cuts, luxury housing boom, record foreign investments and office leasing surge gave a new direction to the market. Ultra-luxury deals, GCC-driven office demand and rising affordability in NCR, Mumbai and Gurgaon set the trends for 2026.

Luxury housing sales: On one hand, the common man is crying about inflation. On the other hand, more than one luxury houses are being sold in this city of the country. According to a report released on Friday, the luxury housing segment in India has up to 85 percent in the first six months of this year. 7000 units were sold in this segment in the top 7 cities.

So many units sold

According to the report of India’s top real estate consulting firm CBRE South Asia Private Limited and Assocham, Delhi-NCR was at the forefront of sales with 4000 luxury units during January-June, which is 3 times higher than last year. At the same time, if we talk about Mumbai, then in the last six months, 1240 luxury units sold here, which are 18 percent of total luxury cells. It has increased by 29 percent against the same half of last year.

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At the same time, only 5 percent of the luxury housing segment took place in Chennai and Pune. This year 7300 luxury units were launched during January-June, which shows a 30-percent lead compared to the last one year. In such a situation, there are more and more focus on quality, transparency and experience on developers so that the order of buying luxury housing in these cities remains in this way.

India’s luxury housing market is attracting

According to the IANS report, the CBRE’s Capital Markets and Land Managing Director Gaurav Kumar says, “Both demand and supply have increased. With this, it is known about the choice of the house buyers. In such a situation, India is emerging as a market for global and domestic investors where the possibilities are very high.

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Housing Sector: India’s ultra-taljari home market is growing rapidly after the Korona epidemic and due to the rapid growth of the economy. The result of this is that in the last three years, 49 houses have been sold for Rs 7500 crore priced at Rs 100 crore or more. That is, a total of 49 houses worth Rs 153 crore have been sold on an average.

According to the report of JLL, there are no signs of decrease in this speed, because in the first two months of 2025, four ultra-taljari houses have already been sold, which cost the total price of Rs 850 crore. Ultra-ligament residential sales have gained rapid jump as a proof of India’s rapidly growing luxury real estate market. Now the apartments have dominated the ultra-linguistic segment as compared to the bungalows.

JLL’s Chief Economist and Head of Research and REIS India, Dr. Samantak Das said, “According to our analysis, in the last three years, the total deals were Rs 100 crore and 65 percent of apartments worth Rs 100 crore and the remaining 35 percent of the bungalows.” Das said that however, some properties were transacted even above this price limit and their price was between Rs 200-500 crore.

Although the demand for premium residential properties in many Indian cities is continuously increasing, but the suitable home buyer for these special assets, Mumbai and Delhi-NCRs are at the forefront. “JLL’s Senior Managing Director (Chennai and Coimbatore) and residential services head in India, Shiv Krishnan, said,” House buyers of Rs 100 crore and above include large business groups, actors and founders of new startups. “

Out of these 49 houses sold in the last three years, Mumbai was 69 percent, after which Delhi NCR was located. In Mumbai, a large part of these transactions dominated Malabar Hill and Worli. In Delhi-NCR, such deals were not limited to Lutyens Bungalow Zone (LBZ) only. Krishnan said that several high-region apartment deals were also recorded on the golf course road in Gurugram. The report said that in the last three years, most of the apartments sold in the price of Rs 100 crore and above were in the range of 10,000-16,000 square feet (super built-up areas).

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