Delhi-NCR continues to dominate India’s real estate market, with home prices jumping 19% YoY and office rentals rising 9% YoY, according to Knight Frank India’s Q3 2025 report.
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Home prices in Delhi-NCR increased by 19% YoY, according to Knight Frank India’s Q3 2025 report.
Delhi-NCR saw the highest home price growth at 19% YoY, followed by Bengaluru at 15% and Hyderabad at 13%.
The growth in the residential segment is largely driven by the demand for premium and luxury housing in Gurugram and Noida, where buyers are looking for larger, ready-to-move-in homes with world-class amenities.
Office rentals in NCR increased by 9% YoY, driven by demand from Global Capability Centres (GCCs), BFSI, and consulting firms.
Major infrastructure projects such as the Noida International Airport and the Yamuna Expressway expansion are significantly boosting the real estate market in NCR.

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