Explore the full findings below in our report:<\/p>\n
Post-pandemic, India’s residential market recovered in a V-shape, as seen from the 77% increase in annual housing transactions from 3.07 lakh units in FY 2019 to 5.44 lakh in FY 2025. A renewed emphasis on homeownership has been a major in driving primary sales, which took 57% of all registered residential transactions in FY 2025.<\/p>\n
Notably, Square Yards data shows that apart from primary demand, secondary transactions have also significantly contributed to this recovery. The share of such secondary transactions has grown from 38% in the pre-pandemic period to 43% in FY 2025. Growing demand for ready-to-move-in homes, especially in key locations has led to buyers increasingly moving toward the resale market across key cities.<\/p>\n
According to city-wise analysis, this trend has manifested differently in each city due to local supply-demand dynamics, project quality, and location-specific factors. Square Yards\u2019 report “Primary Vs. Secondary: Unpacking Demand Trends in India’s Residential Market” dwells into these nuances of the primary and secondary residential markets in key Indian cities and the findings are as below:<\/p>\n
Explore the full findings below in our report:<\/p>\n
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