New Delhi, January 02, 2026: “2026 looks like an opportunity for the luxury housing market as it gives a chance to realize its full potential with the strong end-user demand and interest in long-term investments. Now homebuyers look for luxury homes with smart technology, sustainability, wellness, and top-notch craftsmanship. The definition of luxury has shifted from spacious layouts to a whole offering of comfort, security, and exclusivity. The emergence of this behavioural shift is taking the premium segment beyond metro cities and into upcoming growth corridors. As developers, we see a clear momentum where luxury is no more an aspiration, but a well-planned upgrade in life. This segment will keep driving growth and define the industry direction in 2026.” – Parvinder Singh, CEO, Trident Realty
“As we enter 2026, the premium housing market continues to show disciplined confidence. High-end buyers remain active, driven by faith in well-built, well-located homes. At the same time, rising prices are becoming a real concern for the aspiring generation. The solution doesn’t lie in reducing flat sizes, but in offering value-driven products with transparent, honest pricing, something today’s buyers actively expect. We’re seeing a real shift. Buyers are responding more to research-backed developments that actually meet their needs. Just calling something ‘luxury’ doesn’t cut it anymore. Today, true luxury has moved beyond ‘fancy materials’. It is now more about smart design, utility, and everyday comfort. As connectivity and infrastructure continue to improve, buyers are committing to bigger and long-term investments. If this trend continues, 2026 could be the year of thoughtfully designed, high-quality homes that place greater focus on lasting value.” Ashish Agarwal, Director, AU Real Estate
“2025 has been a milestone year for retirement homes in the Delhi NCR market as the concept of purpose-built communities for the retired and seniors gains real traction. Industry research underlines the fact that organised senior living, of which retirement housing is a significant component, is set to see long-term expansion as India’s senior demographic grows and demand outstrips supply by a large margin. Occupancies in professionally managed communities remain high, and the project pipelines are gaining strength, with developers adopting wellness, healthcare integration, and experience-led design as core differentiators. Delhi NCR’s well-developed healthcare ecosystem, increased connectivity, and increasing aspiration for lifestyles have hastened interest in retirement residences for both end users and investors. As we look toward 2026, we expect deeper institutional participation, clearer policy frameworks, and steady absorption in the retirement homes vertical. These trends reinforce our focus on delivering thoughtfully planned retirement homes that combine community, care, and capital resilience.” – Anil Godara, Founder and Managing Director, J Estates.
Corporate Comm India (CCI Newswire)
