India’s real estate sector has demonstrated steady performance as the country’s top 28 listed developers collectively recorded property sales worth approximately ₹1.33 lakh crore during the April–December period of the financial year 2025–26. The strong pre-sales numbers highlight sustained demand across key housing markets despite evolving economic conditions.
The combined sales bookings of these listed firms stood at around ₹1,32,569 crore in the first nine months of FY26. Demand was largely driven by mid-to-premium and luxury housing segments, where homebuyers continue to prefer reputed and financially stable developers. The trend indicates growing confidence in established brands known for timely project execution and quality construction.
Among the leading performers, Godrej Properties emerged as one of the top contributors in terms of sales bookings, followed by other major listed players. Large developers continue to capture a significant share of the market as buyers increasingly gravitate toward organised and transparent real estate companies.
While the sales value remains strong, the performance shows a moderation compared to the previous financial year’s corresponding period, reflecting a stabilisation phase after the post-pandemic surge. However, steady demand, improved project launches and buyer preference for premium homes have supported overall sales volumes.
The ₹1.33 lakh crore milestone underscores the resilience of India’s residential real estate market and signals sustained momentum heading into the final quarter of FY26.
