New Delhi, Home sales in Delhi-NCR are estimated to grow 16 percent to over 11,700 units during the current April-June quarter due to high demand for luxury homes and new launches, according to PropEquity.
Home sales in Delhi-NCR are estimated at 11,703 units in April-June 2025, up from 10,114 units in the year-ago period, according to real estate data analytic firm PropEquity.
New supply is estimated at 13,823 units in the second quarter of this year, up 37 percent from 10,084 units in the year-ago period.
“Delhi-NCR witnessed maximum growth this quarter due to increased supply in Ghaziabad and Greater Noida,” said Sameer Jasuja, founder and CEO, PropEquity. During the current quarter, India’s largest realty firm DLF launched and fully sold 1,164 units at its new luxury housing project DLF Privana North in Gurugram worth Rs 11,000 crore.
Bengaluru-based Prestige Group launched the first phase of its township project ‘Prestige City, Indirapuram’ in April, comprising over 3,400 units with a sales value of Rs 9,000 crore.
Signature Global, Smartworld Developers, Sobha Limited and Shapoorji Pallonji Real Estate have also launched projects in the quarter.
Commenting on the strong sales and launches in Delhi-NCR, Mohit Agarwal, Business Head, Conscious Infrastructure, said, “A mix of aspiration, investment acumen and lifestyle expectations is making luxury homes the new normal for young buyers in Gurugram.”
“Homebuyers are clearly showing strong preference for newly launched projects,” said Rajat Khandelwal, group CEO, Tribeca Developers. “At Tribeca, we launched three projects in Mumbai and Gurgaon this quarter and saw exceptional response, with Trump Residences Gurgaon selling out in less than five hours. For quality developments in the right locations, buyer confidence remains very high,” he added.
In May, SmartWorld Developers and Tribeca Developers sold all 298 units at the ‘Trump’ branded ultra-luxury residential project in Gurugram for Rs 3,250 crore. Garvit Tiwari, director and co-founder, Infra Mantra, said the Delhi-NCR market is shining with positive growth, while housing sales and supply have declined in top cities.
“This confirms the market’s ability to absorb current levels of stock and maturity to re-align itself with the current demand-supply scenario,” Tiwari said. Abhishek Andale, founder, Andale Estates, said, “The projected growth of 16 per cent in housing sales in Delhi-NCR is a clear indicator of sustained buyer interest driven by improved infrastructure, new inventory in affordable and mid-income segments, and better execution by top developers.”
While other metro cities are witnessing a decline due to high saturation and pricing pressure, he said Delhi-NCR remains resilient, supported by policy reforms and emerging growth corridors such as Dwarka Expressway and New Gurgaon.
