Premium residential under-construction properties in Delhi, Noida, Gurugram, Bengaluru, and Mumbai have seen a significant surge in prices, driven by growing demand and evolving lifestyle preferences.
Under Construction PropertyIndian Real EstateLuxury HousingDelhi NcrMumbaiBengaluruGurugramNoidaReal Estate MumbaiJul 05, 2024
Growing demand and evolving lifestyle preferences are driving the surge in under-construction property prices in India's big cities.
Gurugram saw the highest increase in under-construction property prices, with a surge of 13-53%.
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