Pune’s housing market is showing no signs of slowing down, with property registrations crossing 14,600 units in July 2025 a 6% rise compared to last year, according to Knight Frank India. The surge in registrations also translated into higher government revenue, with stamp duty collections jumping 24% year-on-year to ₹648 crore for the month. Between January and July 2025, the city recorded over 1.3 lakh property registrations, generating nearly ₹5,000 crore in stamp duty the highest levels seen in the past four years.
What’s driving this momentum is a mix of strong mid-range demand and rising appetite for premium homes. Properties priced above ₹1 crore made up 16% of sales in July, up from 14% last year, while the majority of transactions (83%) still happened in the up-to-₹1 crore bracket. Buyers are also opting for bigger homes one-third of all deals were for apartments larger than 800 sq ft. Central Pune remained the hotspot, accounting for 76% of sales, while western suburbs followed with 15%. Experts say steady demand for spacious living and robust fundamentals are keeping Pune’s real estate market vibrant.