Bengaluru Tops India’s Premium Housing Market With 64% Value Growth In Q3 2025

Bengaluru has emerged as the top-performing premium housing market in the Rs 2-5 cr category with 64% growth in sales value and 68% growth in units sold in the third quarter of 2025, according to data from PropEquity.
The growing presence of GCCs and start-ups as major source of employment has led to increase in high-paying jobs and rising aspirations cumulatively resulting in demand for premium, larger and lifestyle-driven homes.
The city sold 4334 units worth Rs 12,111 crore of premium homes in Q3 2025, a growth of 68% and 64% respectively. It stood apart amongst the top 9 cities accounting for 21% of the total sales value of Rs 56,473 crore and 23% of the 18,980 units sold in the third quarter of 2025.
The growth of Bengaluru’s premium housing market has been unprecedented considering the city saw its share in both number of units sold and sales value rise by 5% each YoY.
Bhavesh Kothari, Founder and CEO of Property First Realty, said, “This reflects a clear shift towards aspirational and luxury living. Buyers today are prioritising spacious, well-located homes that offer long-term value and lifestyle comfort. This surge also indicates growing confidence among high-income professionals and entrepreneurs who view Bengaluru’s real estate as a strong asset class, supported by steady infrastructure growth and consistent developer credibility.”
Separately, a PropTiger report stated that weighted average prices in the city have risen by 15%YoY in Q3 2025 to Rs 8870 per sq. ft. driven by strong end-user demand, particularly from the IT sector.
This indicates sustained willingness to invest in premium homes by end-users rather than speculative buying.
Sankey Prasad, a seasoned real estate leader for India and the Middle East, observed, “The Indian housing market’s momentum remains remarkable and is a clear testament to sustained buyer confidence and pricing power marking a new benchmark for the sector, driven by premium developments, end-user demand and the continued evolution of our urban housing landscape.”
Adding further perspective, Dhaval Hemani, Co-Founder of Sarvam Properties, noted, “The sustained rise in housing sales value reflects the deep-rooted confidence in India’s real estate sector. What we’re witnessing is a market driven by genuine end-user demand and value-led investment, rather than speculative buying. As prices consolidate and quality supply continues to evolve, FY 2026 will likely be a year of balanced growth where developers who focus on trust, timely delivery, and experience-led living will lead the narrative.”
The top 9 cities, namely Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Mumbai, Navi Mumbai, Thane, Pune, and Delhi-NCR sold 18,980 units in Rs 2-5 crore segment worth Rs 56,473 crore, recording 31% growth in units sold and 24% in sales value in Q3 2025.
Delhi-NCR topped the list in Rs 2-5 cr category with 4954 units sold worth Rs 15,534 crore, registering 20% growth in units sold and 2% growth in sales value in Q3 2025.
NCR-based property brokerage firm VS Realtors’ founder and CEO Vijay Harsh Jha said, “The housing market is showing signs of stabilisation in housing sales numbers. However, growth in sales value indicate a growing shift towards premium homes which will continue to solidify in the coming years. Cities in NCR are seeing demand for homes priced upwards of Rs 3 crore.”
Bengaluru’s continued ascendancy in India’s housing market signals a new chapter, one defined by genuine end-user demand, evolving lifestyles, long-term market resilience, and its growing dominance in the employment market.Sankey Prasad, a seasoned real estate leader for India and the Middle East, observed, “The Indian housing market’s momentum remains remarkable and is a clear testament to sustained buyer confidence and pricing power marking a new benchmark for the sector, driven by premium developments, end-user demand and the continued evolution of our urban housing landscape.”
Adding further perspective, Dhaval Hemani, Co-Founder of Sarvam Properties, noted, “The sustained rise in housing sales value reflects the deep-rooted confidence in India’s real estate sector. What we’re witnessing is a market driven by genuine end-user demand and value-led investment, rather than speculative buying. As prices consolidate and quality supply continues to evolve, FY 2026 will likely be a year of balanced growth where developers who focus on trust, timely delivery, and experience-led living will lead the narrative.”
The top 9 cities, namely Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Mumbai, Navi Mumbai, Thane, Pune, and Delhi-NCR sold 18,980 units in Rs 2-5 crore segment worth Rs 56,473 crore, recording 31% growth in units sold and 24% in sales value in Q3 2025.
Delhi-NCR topped the list in Rs 2-5 cr category with 4954 units sold worth Rs 15,534 crore, registering 20% growth in units sold and 2% growth in sales value in Q3 2025.
NCR-based property brokerage firm VS Realtors’ founder and CEO Vijay Harsh Jha said, “The housing market is showing signs of stabilisation in housing sales numbers. However, growth in sales value indicate a growing shift towards premium homes which will continue to solidify in the coming years. Cities in NCR are seeing demand for homes priced upwards of Rs 3 crore.”