Bengaluru's residential sales projected to climb to 49,559 units in Jan-Sept 2025 as against 46,392 units last year

Bengaluru’s housing market is experiencing a significant surge, with sales expected to increase by 21% in the July-September quarter of 2025, reaching 16,840 units, according to PropEquity. This marks a substantial rise from the 13,966 units sold in the same period last year.

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The city's residential sales are projected to climb to 49,559 units from January to September 2025, compared to 46,392 units in the previous year. Developers are optimistic that the upcoming festive season will drive even more sales, potentially concluding the year on a high note.

Bengaluru’s housing market saw a dip in 2024

While Bengaluru’s housing market saw a dip in 2024, with 61,116 units sold compared to 66,600 in 2023, the city is seeing a rebound from the pandemic lows of 2020, which saw only 34,480 units sold. Sales picked up in 2021 and 2022, reaching 43,181 and 60,391 units, respectively.

The city’s real estate growth is attributed to a combination of factors, including strong demand from IT professionals and startups. Additionally, enhanced infrastructure, improved connectivity, and the city’s cosmopolitan culture are drawing both homebuyers and investors. Areas in Bengaluru are rapidly transforming into high-growth hubs, further fueling demand for quality housing.

Experts note that the demand is primarily driven by end-users, with many now preferring plotted developments for more personalized living spaces.