India's Real Estate Sector Thrives in 2025: Lifestyle-Driven Demand and Premium Micro-Markets Lead the Way
As 2025 draws to a close, India’s real estate sector has maintained steady upward momentum, driven by rapid urbanisation, improving affordability, and rising homebuyer confidence. This year also saw a clear shift toward lifestyle-led buying—more homeowners are choosing holiday homes and monetising these assets during non-occupancy—while premium micro-markets gained traction as buyers prioritise community living, superior social infrastructure, and aspirational upgrades.
Stable interest rates, proactive regulatory reforms, and growing demand for both residential and commercial assets strengthened the market through 2025. Developers embraced greater transparency, technology-led construction practices, and customer-centric design, making the year one of consolidation and maturity for the sector.
For Umiya Buildcon, 2025 has been a year of focused execution and strategic expansion across Bengaluru and Goa. Leveraging nearly two decades of experience and a full-stack, in-house delivery model spanning design, construction, sales, leasing, and property management, the company continued to deliver quality and timely execution. As part of its value-unlocking strategy, Umiya monetised a non-core property in Electronics City, Bengaluru, for ₹40.5 crore and has redeployed proceeds into a cost-efficient manufacturing site, R&D, and upcoming real-estate projects. In addition, the company’s purchase of 20,000 sq ft of prime land in Bengaluru’s central business district represents an important strategic acquisition, a significant step toward establishing Umiya Buildcon in one of Bengaluru’s top locations, especially for luxury developments.
On the project front, Umiya’s flagship commercial asset Umiya Vellociti in Bengaluru continues to anchor its portfolio, while the company launched Umiya Bricklane — a RERA-approved boutique residential community in the heart of Candolim, marking its formal entry into the holiday-home segment. Umiya is also preparing to launch an ultra-luxury sea-side villa development in Benaulim, Goa. Together these projects underscore Umiya’s strategic focus on boutique holiday homes and ultra-premium residential developments in distinctive micro-markets.
Heading into 2026, demand is expected to deepen for integrated townships, premium commercial spaces, and environmentally responsible developments. Umiya Buildcon will continue to broaden its development pipeline with market-aligned offerings, strengthen execution capabilities, and prioritise sustainable, customer-first real-estate solutions that reflect India’s evolving urban lifestyle.
