India ranks among top 10 global housing markets as prices rise 9.6%: Knight Frank Report
Residential sales across India’s top eight cities remained steady in 2025 at over 348,000 units, with H2 2025 volumes reaching their highest level since 2013.
Residential sales across India’s top eight cities remained steady in 2025 at over 348,000 units, with H2 2025 volumes reaching their highest level since 2013.
While growth in home loans is also anticipated to be steady at ~18-20%, the loan against property (LAP) segment should see some moderation in growth.
This year’s Budget while maintaining continuity has attempted a careful structural transformation.
Four sectors - automobiles, cement, pharmaceuticals and aluminium - which account for more than 20% of the revenue of the companies analysed, are expected to have lifted the overall numbers.
The Survey strongly emphasises maintaining fiscal credibility and highlights improvements in public expenditure quality by both the union and state governments.
The report pegs credit growth at ~10–12% CAGR over the next five years with the expectation of continued deepening of banking assets as a share of GDP.
The platform will focus on the development, ownership, and operation of institutional-grade rental housing assets to meet the growing demand for professionally-managed rental accommodation across major urban centres.
The survey reveals that 87% of investors (by AUM) intend to increase direct commercial real estate investment in 2026, while 62% expect to be net buyers, highlighting strong acquisition appetite globally.
Major sectors which registered the highest growth in output in Dec’25 include motor vehicles, other transport equipment, computer, electronic, pharma, amongst others.
The share of gold loans in the retail portfolio increased from about 8.1% a year ago to 9.7% as of November 2025.