Archive · 29 Sep 2025
Indian Housing Prices Continue to Rise Sharply, NCR Leads Surge
House prices in India are still going up!
A new report shows this is happening in many big cities.
The NCR area saw the biggest jump.
Bengaluru and Hyderabad also had significant increases.
People want bigger houses now.
While some worry about US tariffs, the report suggests prices might keep rising with a stable economy.
Housing prices are increasing across India.
The All-India Housing Price Index (HPI) recorded an 8-point jump quarter-on-quarter in Q2 2025.
NCR experienced the largest annual increase in the HPI.
Bengaluru and Hyderabad showed continued upward momentum.
Demand for larger homes drives price increases
- Who
- Indian Housing Market
- What
- Rising housing prices
- When
- Q2 2025
- Where
- India, specifically NCR, Bengaluru, and Hyderabad
- Why
- Strong investor interest, urban migration, and evolving buyer preferences
Potential Challenges
Factors Favoring Growth
External factors
Potential Challenges
US tariffs on Indian exports may negatively impact the housing sector.
Factors Favoring Growth
Stable monetary policy and targeted government support may foster growth.
Affordability
Potential Challenges
Homebuyer sentiment may decrease due to affordability concerns.
Factors Favoring Growth
Potential for continued demand with a 100-basis point repo rate cut.
- Index Source
- Housing.com and ISB
- Overall HPI Increase (Q2 2025)
- 8-point quarter-on-quarter
- Leading City (HPI, Annual)
- NCR (42-point increase)
- Cities with Strong Momentum
- Bengaluru, Hyderabad
- Influencing factors
- Investor Interest, Migration, Post-Pandemic preferences
Sources
India’s Housing Market Sees Premium Surge, Affordable Homes Gain Policy Focus: Report
Entry of luxury hotels in India to remain tight due to barriers: Report
Bengaluru housing sales to see 21% growth in Jul-Sep at 16,840 units: PropEquity
Bengaluru real estate in demand, housing sales to grow 21% in July-September: Report
Housing prices climb as input costs, investor demand and bigger-home preference bite — NCR, Bengaluru and Hyderabad lead the rally
