India’s primary residential markets witnessed a notable price increase in the July-September 2025 quarter, with overall growth ranging from 7 % to 19 % year-on-year, according to a report by PropTiger.
At the top of the chart was the Delhi‑NCR region, where housing prices surged by 19 %, rising from around ₹7,479 per sq ft a year ago to approximately ₹8,900 per sq ft in the latest quarter.
In the southern region, Bengaluru recorded a 15 % increase, with average prices moving to nearly ₹8,870 per sq ft from about ₹7,713 per sq ft. Similarly, Hyderabad saw a 13 % growth in the quarter, with prices increasing from around ₹6,858 per sq ft to roughly ₹7,750 per sq ft.
Other major cities also registered healthy gains: Chennai (≈ 9 %), Kolkata (≈ 8 %), Ahmedabad (≈ 7.9 %), and the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR) ≈ 7 % rise to ~₹13,250 per sq ft from ~₹12,383.
The data underscores sustained demand in India’s large residential markets, driven especially by luxury and premium-segment housing, along with infrastructure upgrades and stable home-buyer confidence.
Analysts note that while price growth is broad-based, the strongest momentum remains in the top-tier cities and premium product categories. The relative absence of new-supply growth in many markets is also contributing to upward pressure on prices.
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