
The third quarter of 2025 marked a robust recovery for India’s real estate sector, with notable momentum across both commercial and premium residential segments. Rising corporate expansion, renewed investor activity, and sustained demand for luxury homes contributed to one of the strongest quarters post-pandemic.
Major metros - including Bengaluru, NCR, and Mumbai - led the surge in office absorption. Corporations across IT, GCCs, BFSI, and consulting sectors leased large office blocks to support workforce expansion and hybrid work models. Developers reported rising inquiries for Grade A spaces, reflecting stronger business confidence and long-term growth planning.
The premium and luxury housing market posted remarkable numbers, driven by high-net-worth buyers seeking spacious homes, integrated amenities, and better lifestyle value. Projects in prime micro-markets across Mumbai, Gurugram, Hyderabad, and Bengaluru witnessed impressive sales velocity. Developers are responding with gated townships, high-rise luxury towers, and branded residences that emphasise privacy, design, and wellness-focused living.
Industry analysts expect this upward trajectory to continue, citing supportive government policies, resilient domestic demand, and a healthy project launch pipeline. With increased investor confidence and significant infrastructure upgrades underway, India’s real estate ecosystem is positioned for steady, sustainable expansion.
News, Infographics, Blogs & More! Delivered to your inbox.

