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While various policy initiatives by the government resulted in a slowdown in the luxury real estate segment, India is also expected to witness a strong rise in the number of HNIs. We look at how these factors will affect demand for luxury properties, in the near future

With Kolkata witnessing a spurt in launches of luxury properties, we look at what's on offer in this segment and whether such projects can garner sustained demand in a cost-sensitive market

The West Bengal government's policy, of distributing IT/ITeS activities across the state, will have profound implications for real estate development, says a report by ANAROCK Property Consultants, which examines the scenario in Kolkata

September 2025 saw registrations of 5,302 properties in Kolkata Metropolitan Area, up by 6% YoY.

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A total of 6,196 apartment registrations were recorded in August 2025. South and North zones contribute nearly 70% of the total registrations, the report said.

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Let's delve into the remarkable rise of Kolkata’s housing market at a time when many other metros are facing a slowdown.

Around 35,244 apartments registered in Kolkata between January and July 2025, mentions the report.

Compact homes up to 500 sqft make up 54% of registered residential properties, the report said.

Delhi-NCR registers the highest sales in the luxury segment, contributing 57% to the overall pie, mentioned the report.