The PropTiger Q1 2025 report reveals that while average housing prices in key Indian markets have stabilized, Delhi-NCR's real estate market remains resilient, with prices holding steady at ₹8,106 per square foot.
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The current average housing price in Delhi-NCR, as per the PropTiger Q1 2025 report, is ₹8,106 per square foot.
The real estate market in Delhi-NCR has remained stable, with average housing prices holding steady at ₹8,106 per square foot, while other key Indian markets have also shown stability in housing prices.
The Dwarka Expressway corridor is gaining momentum due to sustained infrastructure development, growing end-user demand, and major connectivity projects nearing completion.
The stabilization of housing prices in Delhi-NCR is beneficial as it boosts end-user involvement, curbs speculative activity, and sets the stage for sustainable, long-term growth.
Major infrastructure projects such as the expanding metro network, operational Delhi-Meerut Expressway, RRTS, expansion of Dwarka expressway, and the upcoming Jewar Airport are expected to boost the real estate market in Delhi-NCR.
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