Explore the latest trends in home prices across India's top eight cities, including Pune, Mumbai, and more. Discover how market dynamics and economic factors are influencing property values in 2024.
Home PricesReal EstateProperty MarketIndiaTop CitiesReal Estate PuneJan 28, 2025
Hyderabad has shown the highest increase in home prices, with an average increase of 5% per square foot in 2024.
Mumbai's high property prices are driven by limited land availability and high demand from both domestic and international buyers, despite a slight dip in the first quarter of 2024.
The ongoing infrastructure projects, such as the expansion of the metro, and the booming IT sector are contributing to the steady growth in property prices in Bengaluru.
The average price per square foot in premium locations like South Mumbai remains around INR 25,000.
Pune has seen a moderate decrease in home prices, with the average price per square foot dropping by about 5%.
Mumbai's luxury real estate market sees a lucrative deal as Lloyds Group promoter's family purchases a triplex apartment for ₹107 crore in Worli area.
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