Archive · 26 Oct 2025
Property Prices Decline in Select Micromarkets Despite Overall Growth
In some parts of big cities, the prices of houses have gone down, even though prices in the cities overall are going up.
This is happening because developers are building smaller apartments and selling them for less money.
For example, in Worli, Mumbai, prices dropped a lot, even though people were still buying houses there.
In Gurgaon and Hyderabad, prices in specific areas also went down.
Experts believe that changes in the types of homes being built and adjustments in the market are the main reasons.
Residential property prices decreased in specific micromarkets within major cities.
Worli, Mumbai saw the steepest price drop at 45% during April-August.
Sector 63A in Gurgaon experienced a 36% price decline.
Kokapet in Hyderabad saw a 9% price decrease.
Apartment sizes have generally increased in top cities.
- Who
- Residential property prices
- What
- Decreased in some micromarkets despite city-wide appreciation.
- When
- April to August
- Where
- Mumbai (Worli), Gurgaon (Sector 63A), Hyderabad (Kokapet)
- Why
- Due to developers launching smaller, lower-priced apartments and market corrections
- Worli, Mumbai Price Decline
- 45% during April-August
- Sector 63A, Gurgaon Price Decline
- 36%
- Kokapet, Hyderabad Price Decline
- 9%
- Average Apartment Size Increase
- 8% (2023-2024)