Bengaluru ranks 4th globally among 46 cities in real estate property price growth by surpassing Mumbai

Bengaluru, Delhi and Mumbai are now ranking among the top 15 cities in the Prime Global Cities Index for Q2 2025. Bengaluru has now secured the 4th place as it has a 10.2% year on year rise in property values.

Mumbai followed the 6th place with 8.7% growth. Delhi stood at 15th place with 3.9% growth, with a steady premium housing demand. Globally, Seoul is now leading the ranks with a 25.2% annual increase. It is followed by Tokyo with an increase of 16.3%. Then, Dubai has an increase of 15.8%.

Prime price of houses are now tracked across 46 global cities. The report noted a slow down in luxury housing markets globally. The average price growth in prime areas eased from 3.5% in Q1 to 2.3% annually. There is a strong demand in the prime real estate market. The increase of wealth creation in many urban areas has increased the real estate

What keeps India in the global spotlight?

India is in the global spotlight due to the following reasons,

• Mumbai’s latest infrastructure upgrades
• Bengaluru’s IT driven wealth
• Delhi’s steady demand for luxury properties

The continued economic stability of the cities will sustain growth in the months ahead. The global cooling reflects a shift in increase on borrowing costs. So, the real estate markets are now showing a fragmented pattern. Cities like Bengaluru have a demand for luxury properties. So, reputed builders like Prestige Group are launching new ultra luxury projects like Prestige Evergreen in the prime area of Whitefield.

Prime real estate markets are now taking a collective breath. The recovery seen over the recent quarters is also aided by the hope of low borrowing costs. With that timeline, a cool effect in price growth is now expected. There is a fragmented market, and as a result, some European cities are showing strength while some high flyers in Asia are levelling off.