India, 7th November, 2025: The Indian real estate market is experiencing a strong festive upswing, with property registrations and bookings rising by nearly 10–25% year-on-year across major metros and tier-II cities. Industry experts attribute this positive momentum to a combination of stable policy support, improved consumer sentiment, and the aspirational shift among homebuyers toward premium and luxury housing.
Recent reductions in GST rates on construction materials have lowered input costs for developers, helping maintain steady pricing even amid high demand. Simultaneously, the Reserve Bank of India’s decision to keep repo rates unchanged has provided financial stability, reinforcing buyer confidence and encouraging end-users to make purchase decisions during the festive period.
The standout trend this season is the dominance of the premium and luxury housing segment, which now contributes a significant share of total festive sales. Affluent buyers are increasingly prioritizing spacious layouts, integrated lifestyle amenities, and well-connected locations reflecting evolving lifestyle preferences shaped by hybrid work patterns and rising disposable incomes.
Developers, too, are responding to this shift by launching high-end projects with modern features, sustainable design elements, and community-centric amenities. The festive season of 2025 is being seen as a clear indicator of India’s economic resilience and growing purchasing power
Ashish Bhutani, CEO Bhutani Group said, “This time the real estate market have witnessed a strong upswing — registrations and bookings have risen by nearly 10–25% year-on-year across major metros and tier-II cities. Recent GST cuts on construction materials have reduced input costs for developers, while stable repo rates are reinforcing buyer confidence. The standout trend is the clear dominance of premium and luxury housing, which now contributes a significant share of total festive sales, as affluent buyers increasingly prefer spacious homes with lifestyle amenities. This reflects both India’s economic confidence and the steady evolution of homebuyer aspirations. The year has shown  a positive growth during  festival season.”