Pune’s real estate market has recorded robust growth in the first half of 2025, with property registrations rising by 16% year-on-year. From January to June, 1.16 lakh properties were registered across the district, up from 99,908 during the same period in 2024. Stamp duty collections saw an even sharper rise of 19%, reaching ₹4,328 crore.
Key Drivers of Growth
- Increased homebuyer confidence supported by steady interest rates and improving economic conditions
- Continued preference for 2 and 3 BHK homes, especially in growing suburban pockets
- Improved transaction efficiency due to digitization at sub-registrar offices
- Stronger demand for premium housing, with ₹1 crore+ homes accounting for 21% of total sales
Market Highlights
- June 2025 alone saw 16,597 property registrations, a 13% year-on-year increase
- Stamp duty revenue for June stood at ₹637 crore, up from ₹545 crore last year
- Demand for larger apartments (800+ sq ft) continued to grow, accounting for 34% of registrations
- Locations such as Tathawade, Hinjawadi, Ravet, and Punawale are seeing a surge in both demand and new launches
Implications for Buyers and Developers
The steady rise in registrations and collections highlights the strong fundamentals of Pune’s housing market. Developers are benefiting from higher cash flows, which allows them to launch larger and more refined projects. For buyers, this translates into more choices, better amenities, and competitive pricing.
Projects like Imperio Towers in Tathawade are well-placed to capitalize on this trend, offering modern, spacious homes in a prime corridor with excellent infrastructure and connectivity.
Future Outlook
With infrastructure projects such as the Pune Metro expansion and ring road network progressing steadily, real estate growth is likely to sustain through the second half of 2025. As affordability and quality converge, Pune remains one of the most promising markets for both end-users and investors looking for long-term value.