Mumbai — Registrations soften, revenue stays resilient

  • Mumbai property registrations reportedly fell ~8% in Jan 2026 (11,219 units) while stamp duty collections rose (~2%) and remained very high, suggesting mix shift toward higher ticket sizes.
    Read-through for Hyderabad: Premium segment resilience often spills into Hyderabad’s luxury pipeline with a 1–2 quarter lag.

Bengaluru — Affordability pressure in key corridors

  • Bengaluru price appreciation remains strong; reports flag widening affordability stress even for high earners.
  • Another cited tracker shows multi-year PSF growth leadership among Indian metros.

India-wide — Infrastructure remains the strongest price catalyst

  • Broadly, metro/highway connectivity continues to command measurable premiums (buyer + rental demand clustering around access).

Global — Rate-cut expectations and CRE positioning

  • Global macro: expectations of rate easing (example: UK rate-cut expectations) can support cap-rate stabilization themes.
  • 2026 CRE narratives from major researchers emphasize selective recovery and “modern space scarcity” as new supply slows in many regions

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