Pune real estate market data for 2025 shows a phase of consolidation, with residential sales declining by 3 percent to 50,881 units, according to the Knight Frank India report. The second half of 2025 recorded a sharper 5 percent drop in sales, reflecting cautious homebuyer sentiment amid rising property prices in Pune. Despite this moderation, the Pune housing market remained largely end user driven, with buyers becoming more selective rather than exiting the market. New residential launches in Pune also declined by 6 percent during the year, as developers focused on established micro markets instead of aggressive expansion.
Price trends in Pune real estate continued to move upward, with average residential prices reaching ₹5,016 per square foot in H2 2025, marking a 5 percent year on year increase. West Pune locations such as Baner, Wakad, and Hinjewadi remained the strongest demand centers due to employment hubs and connectivity, while East Pune areas like Kharadi and Viman Nagar saw stable absorption. The report highlights that Pune’s residential market remains structurally strong, supported by IT sector growth, GCC inflows, and long term end user demand, even as buyers shift towards mid and premium housing segments.