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North Goa premium housing prices decline up to 6% as market sees price correction after sharp growth

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North Goa's premium residential market recorded a 4-6% year-on-year decline in capital values during the first half of 2026, according to Savills India. The correction follows a strong price rally over the past few years that was driven by demand from second-home buyers, high-net-worth individuals (HNIs), and investors. The consultant attributed the moderation to rising unsold inventory, particularly in the plot segment, prompting developers to offer more flexible pricing. Meanwhile, premium housing markets in Gurugram, Noida, Mumbai and Bengaluru continued to register steady price appreciation during the same period.

North Goa's premium residential market witnessed a moderate correction in property prices during the first half of 2026, with capital values declining by 4-6% year-on-year across various micro-markets, according to a report by real estate consultancy Savills India. 
The consultant said the decline comes after a sharp increase in property prices over the past few years, when strong demand from second-home buyers, high-net-worth individuals (HNIs) and investors pushed premium residential values to higher levels. The recent decline indicates a gradual price correction as the market adjusts after this sustained appreciation. 
Savills India said one of the key reasons behind the correction is the large inventory of unsold plots in the 250-350 square metre category. With inventory levels remaining elevated, several developers have adopted more flexible pricing strategies to improve sales and reduce unsold stock. 
The report also noted that homebuyer demand in North Goa is expanding beyond established coastal destinations into emerging residential locations such as Moira and Nerul. Buyers are increasingly looking for lower-density neighbourhoods, larger land parcels and comparatively affordable premium properties, leading to growing interest in these areas. 
Over the past few years, North Goa has emerged as one of India's preferred destinations for second homes and luxury villas, particularly after the pandemic, when demand for larger homes and holiday residences increased significantly. Improved connectivity, work-from-anywhere trends and rising investor interest also contributed to substantial price appreciation across several premium locations before the current correction. 
While North Goa recorded a decline, Savills India said premium residential markets in several other cities continued to witness price growth during the first half of 2026. 
For under-construction premium residential projects, Gurugram recorded a price increase of up to 2%, while Noida witnessed a stronger appreciation ranging between 4% and 28%, reflecting sustained demand across key micro-markets. 
Mumbai also maintained positive momentum, with premium residential prices increasing by 10-15% during the period. Bengaluru reported capital value growth of 3-11%, supported by continued demand for high-end housing and steady market activity. 
Commenting on the overall market, Shveta Jain, Managing Director, Residential Services at Savills India, said India's premium residential segment continues to record resilient capital value growth, supported by strong market fundamentals rather than excessive price escalation. 
She further stated that the limited corrections seen in select micro-markets largely represent a phase of price normalisation within an otherwise balanced residential market. 
Looking ahead, Jain said Savills India expects the premium housing market to continue witnessing measured price appreciation. She added that premium residential real estate is likely to remain a preferred long-term investment asset, supported by disciplined pricing, calibrated new supply and sustained buyer preference for premium homes. 
Savills India is among the leading real estate consulting firms operating in the country, providing advisory services across residential, commercial and investment real estate markets. 
Source PTI

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