Summary of this article
Faridabad records steady housing appreciation.
Mid-income homes dominate buyer demand.
Connectivity boosts residential growth.
Faridabad is making its place in the National Capital Region as one of the revered markets to invest in. This is supported by improving connectivity, commercial expansion, and consistent appreciation in housing prices. As per the data shared in a Liases Foras report in collaboration with CREDAI, the city is emerging as a significant housing destination despite the competitive market of Delhi NCR.
The report notes that Faridabad has recorded a 5-year compound annual growth rate of 5.6 per cent in housing prices. This highlights the sustained long-term value creation for residential assets. In 2025 alone, the city’s Housing Price Index has increased by 2.3 per cent on a year-on-year basis. This reflects continued buyer demand, which is backed by commercial, residential, and institutional developments. People consider this city a residential option, more so because of the recent enhancements towards connectivity. The report also highlights that Faridabad is a key contributor towards the NCR housing market, which reinforces the residential growth in the region.
Housing demand in Faridabad is largely concentrated in the mid-income segment. The data shows that the Rs 50 lakh to Rs 75 lakh price bracket has recorded the highest annual sales at 1,149 units. This data shows that this configuration is the city's most attractive residential category. This configuration is followed by the Rs 75 lakh to Rs 1 crore segment registering sales of 723 units. This indicates a healthy demand from buyers and investors. Sales in lower price brackets were moderate, while premium segments of above Rs 1 crore witnessed limited transaction volumes comparatively.
The city’s supply pattern also tells the story of developers' preference for apartment-led projects rather than just for plotted residences. According to the report, 2BHK homes account for the highest share of the new supply, which is primarily in the >Rs 30 lakh category, followed by 3BHK and 4BHK configurations. Notably, no new launches were recorded in the 1BHK or plotted residences category. This indicates that developers are focusing on larger apartment models than stand-alone ones.
“Faridabad is undergoing a significant transformation, emerging as a strong real estate destination in NCR. With improving infrastructure and connectivity, Faridabad is set to gain further prominence, and we remain committed to delivering long-term value for residents and investors,” says Manik Malik, CEO and President, BPTP.
Overall, the report positions Faridabad as a market which is driven by stable price appreciation and strong demand in the mid-segment models. As connectivity and commercial activity continue to improve, the city is reinforcing its role as an important residential hotspot in the NCR.
