Overview
- Anarock reports 97,080 units sold across the top seven cities in Q3 2025, with total transaction value rising to ₹1.52 lakh crore and new launches edging up 3% to about 96,690 units.
- Luxury homes accounted for 38% of new supply, while the affordable segment held 16%, underscoring developers’ pivot toward higher-ticket projects.
- MMR and Pune together made up 48% of sales with roughly 30,260 and 16,620 units respectively, as a PropEquity analysis flags a steeper 17% year-on-year sales decline and a 5% drop in launches for these two markets.
- Average prices rose about 9% year on year across the top cities, led by a 24% jump in NCR and a 10% increase in Bengaluru, with other markets posting single-digit gains.
- City trends diverged sharply: Chennai outperformed with 33% sales growth and a 38% rise in launches, while Hyderabad logged a 38% fall in new supply and an 11% decline in sales.