Overview

• Knight Frank reported 87,603 homes sold in Q3 2025 across the top eight cities, up 1% year on year, with new launches at 88,655 units, down 2%.
• ANAROCK clocked 97,080 sales across the top seven cities, down 9% year on year, but said total deal value rose 14% to about ₹1.52 lakh crore.
• Delhi‑NCR posted the fastest price growth, with ANAROCK estimating a 24% annual rise to roughly ₹8,900 per sq ft and Knight Frank pegging the increase at 19%, while MMR remained costliest at about ₹17,230 per sq ft.
• Market activity tilted to higher ticket sizes: Knight Frank said sales of ₹1 crore‑plus homes rose and the ₹10–20 crore segment jumped 170%, as the share of sub‑₹50 lakh units fell to 20%.
• In NCR, fresh supply skewed to luxury, with roughly 70% of Q3 launches in the ₹1.5 crore‑plus bracket, and developers cited Gurugram and Noida/Greater Noida as key demand corridors benefiting from new infrastructure.