Mr. Umesh Gowda H A, chairman and founder of Sanjeevini Group
India’s housing market has demonstrated remarkable resilience despite the geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. Strong economic fundamentals, sustained policy support and healthy domestic demand have helped the sector remain largely insulated from external uncertainties. Bengaluru, in particular, continues to stand out as one of the country’s strongest residential markets, driven by robust office leasing activity, steady job creation and relatively attractive pricing compared to other major metros. These factors have supported sustained momentum in both housing demand and new project launches, reinforcing the city’s position as a preferred destination for homebuyers and investors alike.
Mr. Lalit Parihar, managing director, Aaiji Group, a Dholera-based real estate firm
India’s housing market continues to demonstrate strong growth despite the Middle East conflict. The sharp increase in supply has expanded choices for homebuyers, while strong absorption levels indicate that underlying demand remains healthy across major markets. The reworking of supply pipelines by developers especially in Southern and Western India to suit the affordability of homebuyers have helped sales growth. Additionally, India’s stable economic outlook, improving infrastructure and growing investor confidence have enabled the housing market to maintain its growth trajectory reaffirming real estate as a preferred asset class for both end-users and investors.