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Home Sales Dip 1% in Q3 as Transaction Value Jumps 14%, PropTiger Says

Premium demand concentrated in southern cities reshaped the quarter.

Overview

  • Sales across the top eight markets slipped to 95,547 units in July–September 2025, down 1% year on year, according to PropTiger.
  • The total value of homes sold rose about 14% to ₹1.52 lakh crore, indicating a shift toward higher‑value purchases.
  • Southern cities led gains: Chennai surged ~121% to 7,862 units, Hyderabad rose ~53% to 17,658, and Bengaluru increased ~18% to 13,124.
  • Key markets weakened: MMR fell ~22% to 23,334 units, Pune dropped ~28% to 12,990, and Delhi‑NCR declined ~21% to 7,961, though MMR still held a 24.4% share.
  • New launches fell roughly 5% year on year, and Aurum PropTech’s Onkar Shetye said the market is shifting to value‑driven growth with the festive quarter set to test momentum and affordability.