India’s housing market is expected to remain stable through late 2026. Demand is supported by urbanisation and infrastructure expansion, while growth moderates. Premium homes are driving market growth, and affordable housing faces pressure. Developers may use incentives as launches outpace buyer absorption. Continued investment and stable employment will keep the market resilient. India’s housing market is expected to remain stable through late 2026. Demand is supported by urbanisation and infrastructure expansion, while growth moderates. Premium homes are driving market growth, and affordable housing faces pressure. Developers may use incentives as launches outpace buyer absorption. Continued investment and stable employment will keep the market resilient.
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Why India’s housing market is in consolidation phase; premium demand to drive H2
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