In this episode of Keeping it Real by Housing.com, host Gaurav Choudhury explores the impressive growth of Kolkata's housing market, despite a national slowdown. Discover the factors driving this surge and what it means for the future of Indian real estate.
Kolkata Housing MarketReal Estate TrendsProperty SalesInfrastructure DevelopmentMidsegment DemandReal Estate NewsAug 26, 2025

Kolkata’s housing market has seen a 19% year-on-year growth in home sales, despite a national slowdown of 14% in the April–June 2025 quarter.
The growth is driven by a mix of affordability, infrastructure expansion, and strong mid-segment demand, along with a unique buyer profile focused on long-term value.
Kolkata has seen significant improvements in public transportation and the development of new commercial areas, which have enhanced the city's appeal and quality of life.
Local developers play a significant role in Kolkata’s real estate market, offering a more personalized and community-focused approach compared to large national developers.
Kolkata’s housing market is expected to maintain its upward trajectory, driven by ongoing infrastructure development, a strong focus on community, and a stable economic environment.

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