Ahmedabad Real Estate Demand Rises 13.5% as Growth Accelerates

Ahmedabad’s real estate market records a reported 135% rise in demand, highlighting the city’s growing property-market momentum and its emergence as an attractive destination for homebuyers and investors.

Ahmedabad’s real estate sector is witnessing a significant rise in demand, with the Confederation of Real Estate Developers’ Associations of India (CREDAI) reporting a 135% increase. The growth highlights the city’s expanding property market and its rising appeal among homebuyers and investors.

The reported increase reflects Ahmedabad’s growing position as an important real estate market in Gujarat. Infrastructure development, expanding economic activity and changing homebuyer preferences are among the factors supporting the city’s property-sector momentum.   

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The residential market is also seeing a shift towards larger homes, improved designs and lifestyle-oriented developments. Industry representatives have noted growing interest in properties that offer greater privacy, better layouts and modern amenities, indicating an evolving set of expectations among buyers.

Ahmedabad’s infrastructure expansion is contributing to its development prospects. Metro connectivity, road-network improvements and growth along key corridors are supporting residential and commercial activity. Areas in western and northern Ahmedabad, along with locations connecting the city to Gandhinagar, are attracting developer interest.

The city’s economic links with emerging business and industrial centres, including GIFT City, Sanand and Dholera, are also creating opportunities for further real estate development. As employment and business activity expand, demand for housing, offices and supporting infrastructure could strengthen across the region.

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Recent market reports point to sustained activity in Ahmedabad’s housing sector. Knight Frank India records 9,581 residential property sales in the city during the first half of 2026, representing a 2% year-on-year increase. New residential launches reach 11,077 units during the same period, while the average residential price rises 3% to ₹4,826 per square foot.

The reported 135% demand increase adds to the broader picture of Ahmedabad’s evolving property market. Continued infrastructure investment, economic expansion and changing buyer preferences are expected to influence the next phase of development across the city.