Archive · 26 Sep 2025
Mumbai, Pune Housing Sales Surge Post-COVID, New Policy
After the COVID-19 pandemic, Mumbai and Pune saw a big increase in people buying homes.
Sales nearly doubled.
Prices of homes also went up.
To help, the government plans to invest a lot of money to build many affordable homes by 2030.
The focus is on making housing fair and reliable for everyone.
They are also using new technology to make things more open.
While premium housing is increasing, this is catalysing policy changes to ensure everyone can afford a home.
Housing sales in Mumbai and Pune nearly doubled post-COVID.
Combined sales were 105,332 units from 2022 to H1 2025.
Mumbai saw around 28% capital appreciation between 2019 and H1 2025.
Pune registered around 20% capital gains.
Rs 70,000 crore investment plan targets 3.5 million affordable homes by 2030.
- Who
- Mumbai and Pune housing market
- What
- Surge in housing sales post-COVID
- When
- 2022 to H1 2025
- Where
- Mumbai and Pune
- Why
- Reflects strong economic confidence and robust demand
- Combined Sales (2016-2019)
- 46,528 units
- Combined Sales (2022-H1 2025)
- 105,332 units
- Mumbai Capital Appreciation (2019-H1 2025)
- Around 28%
- Pune Capital Appreciation
- Around 20%
- Investment Plan for Affordable Homes
- Rs 70,000 crore
- Target Affordable Homes by 2030
- 3.5 million
- Premium Housing Share (2022-H1 2025)
- 59%
Sources
Pune property registrations dip 3% in August; affordable homes, premium demand drive YTD growth
India's residential housing sales value surges to 1.52 lakh crore in Q3 2025
Mumbai & Pune Witness Surge In Home Purchasers Post-COVID, With Combined Annual Sales Doubling To 105,332 Units