Bengaluru Ranks 4th in Global Residential Property Prices
Bengaluru has secured the fourth position in the Prime Global Cities Index Q2 2025, with a 10.2% annual growth rate. Mumbai and Delhi also feature in the top 15, highlighting the robust performance of India's prime residential markets.
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Mumbai has been awarded the sixth rank, while Delhi is in the 15th slot. This ranking underscores the strong performance of India’s prime residential markets, which continue to outpace global averages despite a general cooling trend worldwide.
Seoul, South Korea, tops the index with a 25.2% annual hike, reflecting robust housing demand. Tokyo, Japan, follows closely with a 19.8% increase in home values over the past 12 months, making it Asia’s rising hotspot. Dubai, UAE, also saw a significant surge in property prices, with a 15.8% increase, solidifying its reputation as a global luxury magnet.
Bengaluru, India, ranked fourth with a 10.2% annual growth rate, driven by strong tech-driven housing demand. The city's tech industry has been a major driver of property value appreciation, attracting both local and international investors.
Manila, Philippines, recorded a 9.6% annual growth rate, supported by rising incomes and urban development. Meanwhile, Mumbai, the financial capital of India, secured the sixth rank with a 9.5% growth rate, showing steady progress in the housing market.
Bangkok, Thailand, saw a 9.1% increase in property prices, driven by the post-pandemic tourism recovery. Madrid, Spain, experienced an 8.1% yearly growth, indicating growing investor interest in the European market. Nairobi, Kenya, recorded a 7.2% increase in housing value, highlighting Africa’s growing real estate drive.
Zurich, Switzerland, continued its charm for housing with a 6.4% growth rate. Singapore saw a 6.2% uptick, reflecting its status as Asia’s property and financial hub. These trends highlight the diverse factors influencing property prices across different regions, including economic growth, urban development, and investor confidence.
Overall, the Prime Global Cities Index Q2 2025 provides valuable insights into the global real estate market, with India’s cities performing notably well. The strong performance of Bengaluru, Mumbai, and Delhi suggests that the Indian real estate sector remains a promising investment destination.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Prime Global Cities Index Q2 2025?
The Prime Global Cities Index Q2 2025 is a report by Knight Frank that ranks global cities based on the performance of their prime residential property markets, focusing on annual growth rates.
What is Bengaluru's ranking in the index?
Bengaluru is ranked fourth in the Prime Global Cities Index Q2 2025, with a 10.2% annual growth rate in property prices.
How do Mumbai and Delhi perform in the index?
Mumbai is ranked sixth with a 9.5% annual growth rate, while Delhi is in the 15th slot with a lower growth rate.
What factors contribute to Bengaluru's strong performance?
Bengaluru's strong tech industry, robust economic growth, and increasing urban development are major factors contributing to its high ranking in the index.
Which city tops the Prime Global Cities Index Q2 2025?
Seoul, South Korea, tops the index with a 25.2% annual growth rate, indicating robust housing demand.
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