Pune’s residential real estate market demonstrated steady growth in November 2025, with 14,234 properties registered and stamp duty collections reaching Rs 565 crore, signalling a resilient housing sector even after the peak festive season. Year-on-year, registrations rose by 6% while revenue collections surged 19%, highlighting strong civic contributions and investor confidence in the city’s housing landscape.
Data compiled by a leading property consultancy indicates that on a month-on-month basis, registrations grew 12%, with stamp duty revenue up 7%. Analysts note that the consistent activity underlines sustained demand across various income segments and reinforces Pune’s position as a stable investment hub for residential development. Across the first eleven months of 2025, the city recorded 173,578 property registrations, generating Rs 6,675 crore in stamp duty revenue. This marks the highest cumulative figures for registrations and revenue in four years, with modest year-on-year growth of 0.5% in transactions and 3% in revenue. Industry experts attribute the steady market dynamics to a balanced mix of affordable, mid-range, and premium housing transactions that align with Pune’s urban growth and sustainable city planning objectives. Homes priced below Rs 1 crore continued to dominate the market, accounting for 85% of registrations in November. Within this segment, properties in the Rs 50 lakh to Rs 1 crore range saw increasing traction, reflecting affordability-driven demand, while the premium segment above Rs 1 crore maintained a stable 15% share. Urban analysts suggest that this distribution signals equitable housing access and the gradual evolution of inclusive neighbourhoods.
Apartment size preferences also reflected changing buyer priorities. Units between 500 and 800 sq ft captured nearly half of all transactions, while larger homes above 800 sq ft accounted for 29%, showing a clear shift towards more spacious and family-friendly residences. Smaller units below 500 sq ft experienced a minor decline, highlighting a move away from compact housing in favour of sustainable, well-planned living spaces. Geographically, central Pune, including Haveli Taluka, PMC, and PCMC, led residential registrations with a 66% share, followed by West Pune at 15%, and the remaining micro-markets North, South, and East Pune contributing 18%. City planners emphasise that such concentrated development underlines the need for integrated infrastructure and equitable urban amenities to support growing residential clusters.
A senior property consultant noted that Pune’s housing market momentum reflects broader socio-economic stability and civic engagement, with potential to drive inclusive growth, sustainable urbanisation, and long-term investment confidence. The evolving trend towards larger, well-located, and affordable homes also indicates a growing alignment between urban planning goals and citizen needs.
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Pune Residential Sales Hit 14,234 Units While Stamp Duty Touches Rs 565 Crore
