Residential property launches in the Delhi–NCR region recorded a strong surge in Q4 2025, with 14,248 new housing units coming to market — a 39% increase over the previous quarter, according to Cushman & Wakefield. The number also represents a 2.5-fold rise year-on-year, highlighting renewed developer confidence amid improving infrastructure and steady buyer demand.
The rise in new supply has been driven largely by accelerated infrastructure development across the region. Expansion of expressways, upgraded road networks and enhanced metro connectivity have strengthened access to employment hubs. Growth corridors such as Dwarka Expressway, New Gurgaon and the Yamuna Expressway are increasingly being viewed as high-potential micro-markets. Similar infrastructure-led value creation trends can also be seen in other northern growth corridors, as discussed in How Dwarka Expressway Is Emerging as NCR’s Next Real Estate Growth Hub .
Gurugram remained the largest contributor to new residential supply in Q4, accounting for nearly half of all units launched during the quarter. Noida, Ghaziabad and other NCR satellite towns also recorded higher development activity, reflecting a broader shift toward peripheral markets offering better affordability and improved connectivity. The importance of new transit corridors in shaping residential demand has also been highlighted in Noida–Greater Noida Metro Expansion: What It Means for Property Buyers .
For the full year 2025, total residential launches in Delhi–NCR exceeded 41,000 units, registering a 21% year-on-year increase. The increasing focus on infrastructure-driven micro-markets and well-connected growth corridors points to a structural shift in the region’s housing landscape. With continued investment in transport, metro rail and expressways, Delhi–NCR is expected to maintain its strong residential growth momentum in the coming quarters.
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