In recent years, real estate in Delhi NCR has shifted dramatically. Modern buyers don’t just want larger homes—they want smarter, greener, and health-forward living spaces. This change marks a key trend in 2025: the rise of smart homes and sustainable buildings. People are now prioritizing homes that slash utility bills, leverage technology, and enhance quality

When it comes to buying, selling, or investing in property, most people face a big question. Should I hire a broker or manage everything on my own? At first glance, doing it yourself may look cheaper and easier. But in reality, real estate is not just about finding a house or buyer. It’s about negotiation,

1. Market Overview: Growth Amidst Premium Shift Luxury housing is surging: Delhi NCR accounted for 65% of all luxury home sales in India during H1 2025, registering a 9% year-on-year increase—5,168 units sold versus 4,763 in H1 2024.  Premium dominates the market: Homes priced at ₹1 crore and above now constitute 62% of total sales;

n Delhi, FAR (Floor Area Ratio) is the ratio of the total covered area of a building on all floors to the plot area, dictating the maximum built-up space allowed on a piece of land. It’s a regulatory tool for urban planning that controls building density by setting a percentage that, when multiplied by the plot size,

1. Prices Are Rising — But Not as Fast In 2024, Delhi NCR saw a 30–31% jump in prices, the highest in India. Experts feel 2025 won’t be as aggressive — price rise is expected to slow down. This means buyers may still see growth, but at a safer and more stable pace. For investors,

summary of the Delhi RERA directions under the RERA Act, 2016:

Delhi-NCR has seen a 30% surge in average residential property prices in 2024, maintaining its lead in the real estate market. The price growth is mainly driven by infrastructure projects like the Dwarka Expressway and UER II, which are improving connectivity between outer Delhi and NPR Gurgaon. Key upcoming projects along the Dwarka Expressway include