Surat Leads Surge in Housing Availability across Indian Market

The latest analysis by eXp India has revealed that the number of property listings for sale in India has increased nationwide since the start of the year, with Surat leading the way with a surge of 14.9 percent.

eXp India analysed current and historic market data looking at the volume of flats listed for sale across key Indian cities and how this landscape has shifted since the start of 2025.

The research shows that, across every region, rising stock levels are helping to create a more balanced housing market in India, giving buyers greater opportunity and reducing the risk of over-inflated market prices.

The analysis shows that the strongest uplifts have been seen in Surat (14.9 percent), Lucknow (14.8 percent), Kanpur (14.7 percent), and Indore (13.5 percent), where buyers now have access to a considerably wider pool of homes.

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Larger markets such as Delhi (7.6 percent), Kolkata (7.2 percent) and Ahmedabad (7.2 percent) have also seen significant increases in availability.

At the same time, Mumbai remains the busiest market by volume, with over 54,000 flats currently listed for sale, followed closely by Pune (51,380) and Bengaluru (41,811).

Even with more modest growth, these cities continue to represent the core hubs of real estate market and real estate investment opportunities in India.

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Sam Chopra, President of eXp India, commented:

“The rise in affordable housing in India seen across India since the start of the year is a hugely positive trend for buyers.

More choice in the market helps to create a more harmonious market allowing for buyers to secure the right home without excessive bidding pressure.

At eXp India, we’re equipping our agents with the autonomy; technology and global expertise to help clients navigate this evolving landscape, ensuring both buyers and sellers are best placed to succeed in one of the world’s most dynamic property markets.”