CREDAI-MCHI, the leading association of real estate developers, reveals a significant 18% increase in the sales value of luxury homes in India's top metropolitan cities during H1 FY2025.
Luxury HousingReal EstateIndiaCredaimchiSales GrowthReal Estate MumbaiNov 26, 2024
The sales value for luxury homes in India increased by 18% during H1 FY2025.
NCR and Bengaluru saw the highest growth, with NCR leading the pack in terms of both average ticket size and sales value increase.
The average price of homes in the luxury segment rose to Rs 1.23 crore during H1 FY2025.
Rising disposable incomes and a growing preference for premium properties that offer enhanced lifestyle experiences and investment value are the key factors driving the growth.
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