Worli, a historic precinct in South Central Mumbai, has transformed into one of the city’s most sought-after luxury residential and commercial hubs. A new report by ANAROCK studies this markets’ continuous growth as a prime destination for high-net-worth individuals (HNIs) and multinational corporations on the back of its seamless connectivity, high-end developments, and continuous infrastructure advancements.

From Industrial Hub to Luxury Destination

The state govt is developing two metropolitan regions to strengthen the state's economic landscape. The first metropolitan cluster will combine Indore, Ujjain, Dewas, and Dhar districts, while the second will integrate Bhopal, Sehore, Raisen, Vidisha, and Biora (Rajgarh), stated a statement issued here on Sunday.

Officials said the urban development and housing department was executing that project that aims to establish the state as a key centre for economic growth.

Real estate experts say that the Mumbai Metro Line 3 connecting BKC and Worli is expected to boost property markets in South Mumbai and Central Mumbai

April will mark a historic milestone for Mumbai's real estate market as Metro Line 3 (Aqua Line) is set to connect Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC) and Worli, two of India’s most expensive real estate hubs.

Women homebuyers are now increasingly gravitating towards premium properties, with the Rs 1-2 crore segment emerging as the most preferred budget category, a study by Magicbricks, a real estate property purchase platform, shows.

With rising financial independence and a greater role in decision-making, women homebuyers’ demand for high-value homes has grown significantly, the study found.

Driven by property price appreciation and the demand for housing near emerging job hubs, rental prices have surged across key micro-markets in India.

According to a report by property consultancy ANAROCK, Bengaluru’s Sarjapur Road saw the highest rental increase at 76% since 2021, followed by Noida’s Sector-150 in NCR, where rents jumped 66% in 2024 compared to 2021.

Ghaziabad, a fast-developing area in the National Capital Region (NCR), has emerged as a favourable residential destination for a lot of homebuyers. It is among the top tier-2 cities that is witnessing significant real estate investments owing to factors such as affordable prices, infrastructure developments like the Rapid Rail Transit System (RRTS) and metro projects and proximity to the commercial hubs in Delhi and Noida. In this guide, we list the top localities to buy a property in Ghaziabad.

Zirakpur, a satellite city near Mohali, is a preferred location for home seekers looking for rented properties. In recent years, IT hubs, corporate offices and industries in the region have grown. This has created a significant demand for homes, especially rented properties, among working professionals. Owing to its proximity to the Tricity – Chandigarh, Mohali and Panchkula, well-developed social infrastructure and the upcoming metro project, Zirakpur continues to see real estate developments. This is expected to create rental opportunities for property owners.

Bengaluru’s real estate market has become a topic of discussion among Redditors, with many questioning the sustainability of the city’s property boom. Users debated whether a slowdown in demand, particularly from US-based NRI investors, could trigger a downturn. Some argued that the increasing supply of real estate will stabilize prices, while others believed housing demand will continue to outpace supply, keeping rates high.

India’s real estate landscape is constantly evolving, and this transformation has accelerated in recent years. With growing interest in luxury living and shifting priorities post-pandemic, homebuyers are increasingly drawn to sustainable lifestyles, spacious designs, and premium amenities under one roof. Trust in new projects is rising significantly, thanks to stricter regulatory oversight by state RERA authorities.

Delhi-NCR has pipped Mumbai and Hyderabad to emerge as the top selling housing market in 2024 owing to 66% growth in sales value in Gurugram alone. With this, Delhi-NCR has breached the Rs 1 lakh crore sales value threshold, according to a report by NSE-listed real estate data analytics firm PropEquity.