India's 28 listed real estate companies have collectively sold properties worth nearly ₹53,000 crore in the April-June quarter of FY26, with Bengaluru-based Prestige Group leading the pack. This surge in sales reflects a strong revival in India's housing market, particularly in the residential segment.
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Prestige Estates Projects Ltd, based in Bengaluru, led in sales bookings with pre-sales of ₹12,126.4 crore.
The top five developers contributed 71 per cent to the total combined sales bookings achieved by the 28 listed realty firms.
The bulk of these sales bookings pertained to residential properties, whose demand has surged post-COVID pandemic.
Big branded real estate developers have benefited most due to the strong revival in both volume and value terms, as homebuyers have become risk-averse and prefer established brands.
Revenue recognition of sales bookings achieved by developers takes time, as it is linked to the completion of real estate projects.
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