India's luxury housing market continued its upward momentum in Q1 2025, with sales of high-end homes priced above US$ 464,594.80 recording a significant 28% year-over-year growth. This robust performance is a testament to the resilience and demand in the top seven cities.
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In this context, luxury housing refers to high-end properties priced above US$ 464,594.80, typically featuring premium amenities and located in prime locations.
Mumbai, Bengaluru, and New Delhi are the leading cities in the luxury housing market growth in India, followed by other major urban centers.
The main factors driving the growth in luxury housing sales include economic stability, rising disposable incomes, lifestyle preferences, and the impact of the pandemic on housing choices.
Developers face challenges such as high costs of land and construction, stringent regulations, environmental concerns, and the need for transparency in property transactions.
The outlook for the luxury housing market in India is positive, with expected sustained growth driven by ongoing urbanization, government initiatives, and the focus on sustainable living.
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