According to data from CRE Matrix, Hyderabad has emerged as the top city in India for housing sales in the ₹1 crore to ₹2 crore segment during the first half of calendar year 2025 (H1 CY25). The city recorded housing sales worth ₹21,448 crore, with 15,152 units sold, marking its strong position in the mid-to-premium residential segment.
Bengaluru followed closely in second place, registering total housing sales worth ₹20,695 crore and 14,617 units sold. The two southern metros together accounted for a significant share of India’s housing demand in this price category, reflecting continued buyer interest in technology and service-driven urban markets.
Mumbai ranked third, with housing sales of ₹13,454 crore and 9,514 units sold, while Pune stood fourth at ₹11,260 crore, with 8,482 units changing hands.
In the western and northern regions, Ahmedabad and Thane posted sales of ₹5,257 crore and ₹5,631 crore respectively. Chennai, Noida, Kolkata, and Gurugram followed, with figures ranging between ₹1,768 crore and ₹4,577 crore, highlighting regional variations in demand.
Overall, the data shows that premium homes priced between ₹1 crore and ₹2 crore continue to dominate India’s urban real estate markets, driven by strong economic activity, rising disposable income, and an appetite for lifestyle-oriented housing.
The report also clarifies that the analysis covers only primary housing sales, and the figures for Noida include both Noida and Greater Noida, while Ahmedabad’s data includes Gandhinagar.
With Bengaluru and Hyderabad leading the charts, the southern region remains a key driver of India’s mid-range residential growth, while western and northern metros maintain steady demand across new and established housing hubs.
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