Pune's real estate market held steady in April 2025 with 14,421 property registrations. However, given the typical year-end bump in March, when many buyers rush to complete agreements, it was not surprising that activity dropped 41% from March 2025.
The trend of stamp duty collecting was similar. With collections down from ₹960 crore in March, the drop was more notable. With 83% of April's registrations for properties under ₹1 crore, the preponderance of lower-priced transactions was a major factor in this decline.
Despite the subdued numbers, there are encouraging signs in the premium housing segment. Properties priced above ₹1 crore made up 16% of April 2025’s registrations, up from 14% in April 2024, indicating growing interest in high-end homes.
In the grand scheme of things, 2025's first four months produced the best results in four years. Pune's real estate market is clearly recovering steadily, as seen by the 5% increase in property registrations and the 8% increase in stamp duty collections year over year.
The trend toward larger living spaces also continues. In April, 33% of property registrations were for homes larger than 800 sq. ft., up from 31% in the previous year. Central Pune—including Haveli Taluka, PMC, and PCMC—remained the hub of residential activity, accounting for 75% of all transactions.
In summary, despite minor monthly fluctuations, Pune’s real estate market is showing resilience and sustainable growth, driven by steady demand across both affordable and premium segments.
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