Quarter-on-quarter housing sales are up 5.3% in Q3

• Bengaluru residential sales rose 5.3% on a quarterly basis, driven by demand from IT professionals, infrastructure improvements, IT sector growth and its cosmopolitan environment that attracts both residents and investors.
• New launches like Tata Varnam in Shettigere, Brigade Lake Crest in Old Madras Road and Brigade Avalon and Alembic Cloud Forest in Whitefield generated strong buyer interest.

New launches register a near 10% q-o-q decline

• Rising property prices and developer caution caused a reduction in new launches in Q3 2025, with developers delaying launches despite sustained price growth across the city.
• The Hosur Road corridor accounted for 88% of new launches, with Bellary Road and Whitefield trailing behind. Notable quarterly launches comprised Nambiar District Phase 2, Bhartiya Garden Estate, and Alembic Cloud Forest.

Capital values and rents rose 3.0% and 2.8% q-o-q, respectively

• IT sector growth, startup expansion, rising HNI interest, and shifting demand toward premium, sustainable homes are driving Bengaluru’s housing market, enhancing both property values and rental returns.
• New project launches and sales, primarily driven by established developers, is likely to fuel a consistent increase in Bengaluru’s property prices. 

Outlook: Bengaluru’s residential growth to remain robust

• Residential market growth is likely to be fueled by new corridors emerging stronger, backed by infrastructure upgrades and commercial sector expansion.
• Bengaluru’s expanding corporate landscape, with new companies establishing large campuses, is driving a steady workforce increase. This influx of job seekers is likely to bolster the demand for rental housing while also creating new housing demand.