● NCR led the revenue contribution chart, representing 26% of the market share, with MMR following at 23%.
● Pune and Hyderabad exhibited contrasting trends, as Hyderabad experienced a significant increase in launches and a shift towards luxury housing, while Pune saw a decrease in both sales volume and value.
H1 Performance
City Units Sold
NCR 25,000
MMR 75,000
Chennai 11,000
Ahmedabad 25,000
Kolkata 10,000
Bengaluru 30,000
Pune 45,000
Hyderabad 30,000
● Ahmedabad and Chennai are emerging as growth cities, with Ahmedabad matching NCR in unit sales (approximately 25,000), while Chennai achieved the highest value growth rate at 23%.
Mumbai- 31st July 2025: The Confederation of Real Estate Developers’ Associations of India (CREDAI), in partnership with CRE Matrix, has released the CREDAI India Housing Report July 2025, highlighting a significant surge in India’s residential real estate market. The report indicates a record-breaking ₹3.6 lakh crore in primary housing sales across Tier-1 cities during the first half of Calendar Year 2025 (H1 CY25), reflecting a 9% increase from ₹3.3 lakh crore in H1 CY24. Although there was a 4% decline in units sold (from 2.7 lakh to 2.54 lakh), a 14% rise in average ticket size from ₹1.24 crore to ₹1.42 crore emphasizes a growing consumer preference for premium and luxury homes.
The report underscores notable regional differences, with the National Capital Region (NCR) at the forefront of the market with a 26% revenue share, driven by a 21% increase in sales value and a 32% rise in average ticket size. Luxury apartments priced above ₹3 crore constituted 73% of NCR’s sales value, despite a modest volume of 25,000 units sold. The Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR) closely followed with a 23% revenue share, achieving a 9% growth in sales value and 75,000 units sold, alongside a 16% increase in average ticket size. The proportion of homes priced above ₹3.5 crore in MMR increased from 29% to 34%, indicating a strong shift towards ultra-premium housing.