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Luxury Home Prices Soar 40% in India's Top Cities Amid Housing Boom

Luxury housing in India's top seven cities has seen remarkable price growth of 40% over the past three years. Delhi-NCR emerged as the standout performer with a massive 72% surge in luxury home prices. Meanwhile, affordable housing segments showed more modest growth at just 26% appreciation. The trend highlights how premium properties continue to dominate India's residential real estate market despite nationwide price increases.

Key Points: India Luxury Housing Prices Jump 40% in Top 7 Cities

  • Luxury homes priced above Rs 1.5 crore saw 40% price appreciation since 2022
  • Delhi-NCR led luxury segment with massive 72% price jump to Rs 23,100/sq ft
  • Affordable housing under Rs 40 lakh appreciated just 26% during same period
  • Mid and premium homes saw 39% growth with Bengaluru leading at 62% increase
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Luxury home prices up 40 pc in India's seven cities, affordable housing up 26 pc

Luxury home prices surged 40% in India's top 7 cities while affordable housing rose 26%. Delhi-NCR led with 72% luxury gains as demand outpaces supply.

Luxury home prices up 40 pc in India's seven cities, affordable housing up 26 pc
"Demand for luxury homes continues to outpace that in other segments because of the consistent appetite for bigger homes by branded developers in superior locations - Anuj Puri, ANAROCK Group"

New Delhi, Nov 26

Luxury housing demand in India’s top seven cities has outpaced other segments over the past three years, with average prices for homes priced above Rs 1.5 crore rising about 40 per cent from Rs 14, 530 per sq. ft. in 2022 to Rs 20, 300 per sq. ft. in 2025, a report said on Wednesday.

The luxury housing segment continues to rule the residential market in India's top 7 cities - not only in new supply and absorption but also in price appreciation, the report from real estate services firm ANAROCK said.

Delhi‑NCR led gains in the luxury segment, posting a 72 per cent jump to Rs 23,100 per sq. ft., while Mumbai Metropolitan Region and Bengaluru saw gains of 43 per cent and 42 per cent respectively.

Affordable homes priced less than Rs 40 lakh saw just 26 per cent average price appreciation. NCR saw the highest price growth of 48 periods in this segment as well during the same period.

Mid‑ and premium homes (Rs 40 lakh to Rs 1.5 Cr) appreciated about 39 per cent, with Bengaluru notching up the highest 62 per cent price appreciation.

“Demand for luxury homes continues to outpace that in other segments because of the consistent appetite for bigger homes by branded developers in superior locations,” said Anuj Puri, Chairman, ANAROCK Group.

"Our data finds that of the total sales of approximately 2.87 lakh units in these cities in the January to September period, nearly 30 per cent were in the luxury segment. This is particularly remarkable as home prices have surged nationwide due to increased input costs and strong demand in the last few years," he added.

City‑wise price trends showed that MMR had the highest average prices across segments, with luxury homes at Rs 40,200 per sq. ft and affordable homes at Rs 6,450 per sq. ft.

- IANS

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Rohit P
Delhi-NCR with 72% jump in luxury prices! No wonder I can't even think of buying a decent 2BHK in Gurgaon. The gap between luxury and affordable housing is widening too fast. Government should intervene with better policies for affordable housing.
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Aditya G
As someone working in real estate, I can confirm this trend. Post-COVID, wealthy NRIs and high-net-worth individuals are investing heavily in luxury properties. They see it as safe investment compared to volatile markets. The demand is real! 💼
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Sarah B
While the luxury boom is impressive, I wish the report highlighted more about the environmental impact. All these luxury developments consume massive resources while many Indians struggle for basic housing. Need more balanced growth.
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Michael C
The data shows Bengaluru performing well across segments. As an IT professional here, I've seen how tech money is driving both luxury and mid-segment growth. But infrastructure needs to catch up with this real estate boom! 🚀
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Kavya N
MMR at ₹40,200 per sq ft for luxury homes! That's literally crorepati territory. Meanwhile, my family in Mumbai is paying EMI for our small 1BHK that we bought 10 years ago. The disparity is shocking yaar.

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