The National Capital Region (NCR) is witnessing a significant surge in luxury housing, with 74% of new launches in Q1 2025 falling under the premium category. Experts attribute this trend to increased disposable incomes and a growing demand for high-end living features.
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74% of new launches in Q1 2025 in the NCR were luxury homes.
Increased disposable incomes, greater lifestyle consciousness, and a preference for homes with expansive layouts, private workspaces, and premium community features are driving the demand for luxury homes in the NCR.
Gurugram dominated the luxury housing supply in Q1 2025 with a 75% share.
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