Commercial Property Rental Index

CRE Matrix and Sotheby's Realty are pleased to present their Bengaluru Luxury Housing Report for FY’24-25. For the first time ever, luxury home sales in the city crossed ₹1,000 Cr.—a historic milestone. Apartments priced between ₹10–12 Cr. saw the highest demand, blending exclusivity with practicality. Hebbal led as the top-performing micro-market, contributing 22% to the total sales value. The number of luxury units sold has surged by 47% annually since FY’22-23, with growing interest in larger homes sized between 5,000–7,000 sq. ft.—signaling a strong and sustained appetite for premium living

CRE Matrix & CREDAI National present the India Office Report Q4 CY'24, highlighting milestone achieved of 900 msf of Grade A office stock in CY’24 and record breaking 81.7 msf of office leasing in CY'24—19% higher than CY'23. Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Mumbai led with 62% of total leasing, while pan-India vacancy dropped to 15.7% due to a strong 1.5X demand-to-supply ratio. The co-working segment surged to 13 msf, growing by 30% in 3 years, and rental rates hit ₹106 per sq. ft., marking a 13% YoY rise.

Pune Housing Report – February 2025 This report provides an in-depth analysis of Pune's thriving real estate market, highlighting key trends, sales performance, and growth patterns. With a 56% surge in housing sales over five years and a significant rise in premium home purchases, Pune has emerged as India's top-selling real estate market. The report, compiled by CRE Matrix in collaboration with CREDAI Pune, offers valuable insights into regional performance, buyer preferences, and future market projections, making it a must-read for investors, developers, and homebuyers.

CRE Matrix and CREDAI Hyderabad are excited to share the Hyderabad Housing Report for Q4 CY'24. Key insights reveal a 22% decline in home sales, with 16,644 homes sold, and a 9% decrease in the total value of sales, amounting to ₹30,924 Cr. New launches saw a significant dip, with only 11,081 units introduced, a 50% drop from the previous year. However, the average ticket size increased by 17%, reflecting a shift towards more premium properties. On a positive note, unsold inventory decreased by 14%, dropping to 1,04,778 units. The South West region led in price growth, with a notable 15% appreciation.

CRE Matrix & CREDAI Hyderabad present the Hyderabad Office Report - Q4 CY'24 offering key insights into the city’s dynamic commercial market. Q4 CY’24 saw a 1.5% drop in Grade A/A+ vacancy levels, a testament to rising office space absorption. Co-working demand surged 26% over the last four years, while GCC posted an impressive 8.6% CAGR in occupancy over five years. Transactions above 1 lakh sqft doubled (2.2x) year-on-year, reflecting larger space requirements, with Gachibowli leading the new supply, contributing 58% of new office stock in CY'24. Download the full report and stay ahead with in-depth real estate analytics.