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Housing sales in top 9 cities rise 19% in Q2 2026 as supply jumps 43%; Bengaluru leads demand: PropEquity

India’s residential real estate market remained strong in Q2 2026, with housing sales across the top nine cities rising 19% year-on-year and new launches surging 43%. Southern and western markets led growth, reflecting sustained buyer demand and continued developer confidence despite global uncertainties.

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Housing sales in top 9 cities rise 19% in Q2 2026 as supply jumps 43%; Bengaluru leads demand: PropEquity
India’s residential real estate market remained strong in Q2 2026, with housing sales across the top nine cities rising 19% year-on-year and new launches surging 43%. Southern and western markets led growth, reflecting sustained buyer demand and continued developer confidence despite global uncertainties.
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