Bengaluru Sees 8% Drop in Home Sales in Q2 2025, Property Prices Surge by 12%
Bengaluru home sales fell 8% in Q2 2025, while property prices rose 12%, driven by high-end launches amid cautious buyer sentiment.
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Bengaluru’s residential property market witnessed a notable slowdown in the second quarter of 2025, with home sales dipping by 8% compared to the same period last year, according to a new report by Anarock. However, despite the decline in transactions, the city recorded a sharp 12% year-on-year increase in property prices.
📉 Sales Drop, But Prices Rise
From April to June 2025, 15,120 housing units were sold in Bengaluru—down from 16,355 units in the same quarter last year. Despite the decline in volume, property prices saw the second-highest growth among India's top cities, trailing only Delhi-NCR, where prices jumped 27%.
🏗️ New Launches Focused on Premium Segment
During this quarter, Bengaluru saw 15,345 new housing units launched. However, this figure marks a 26% decline from the previous quarter and a 4% dip compared to Q2 2024. Notably, the majority of new projects were in the premium bracket, priced above ₹80 lakh, indicating a shift in developer focus toward higher-end buyers.
📊 Housing Market Snapshot – April to June 2025
Across the top seven cities, total home sales fell 20%, from 1,20,335 units in Q2 2024 to 96,285 units this year.
🏦 What’s Causing the Dip?
Experts attribute the decline in demand to rising property prices and geopolitical uncertainties that have made potential buyers more cautious. However, with loan interest rates gradually decreasing and global tensions easing, the market is expected to regain momentum in the coming quarters.
Conclusion:
While Bengaluru’s housing market is seeing reduced sales volumes, the continued rise in property values—particularly in the premium segment—signals a demand shift and investor confidence in long-term urban growth.
