Archive · 7 Sep 2025
Real Estate Demand Shifts: Gurugram Cools, Noida Remains Strong
Imagine different cities are like different stores where people buy houses.
In one store called Gurugram, the demand for expensive houses is going down, but some stores in Noida are still doing well because they don't have enough houses to sell.
In other stores like Bengaluru and Pune, people are still buying houses.
The store owners are trying to attract more customers, like offering discounts or flexible payment plans, to keep business flowing.
Gurugram's high-end property demand is softening, though interest remains in the ₹2-4 crore range.
Noida's real estate market continues to show steady demand amidst a supply shortage.
Developers in Gurugram are offering discounts to attract serious buyers.
Bengaluru experienced encouraging real estate absorption in July and August.
Pune is seeing strong absorption in the Hinjewadi and Hadapsar micro-markets.
- Who
- Real estate developers and buyers
- What
- Shifting trends in real estate demand across different Indian cities
- When
- Reported in July and August
- Where
- Gurugram, Noida, Bengaluru, and Pune
- Why
- Due to changing market conditions and buyer preferences
- Gurugram Demand
- Softening in high-ticket segments
- Noida Market
- Steady demand with supply shortage
- Bengaluru Absorption
- Encouraging in July and August
- Pune Absorption
- Strong in Hinjewadi and Hadapsar
- Gurugram Developers
- Offering discounts to buyers