In the first nine months of the current fiscal year, India's top 28 listed real estate firms have reported impressive sales figures, amounting to nearly ₹1.33 lakh crore. This surge in pre-sales, which totaled ₹1,32,569 crore from April to December 2025-26, can be attributed to the growing demand for premium and luxury properties. Godrej Properties emerged as the leader in sales bookings, demonstrating significant growth and contributing substantially to the overall performance of the sector.
Godrej Properties Ltd recorded the highest pre-sales at ₹24,008 crore, establishing itself as a frontrunner in the market. Following closely was Bengaluru's Prestige Estates Projects Ltd, with sales of ₹22,327.3 crore, while DLF Ltd, recognized as the largest realty firm by market capitalization, secured the third position with ₹16,176 crore in pre-sales. Lodha Developers also made a notable impact, achieving sales of ₹14,640 crore during the same period. Collectively, these top five developers accounted for approximately ₹84,000 crore, or 63 percent, of the total pre-sales reported by all 28 listed firms.
A trend observed post-COVID pandemic indicates that homebuyers are increasingly favoring established brands with robust financial capabilities. This shift has allowed listed real estate developers to capture a larger share of the housing market, as consumers seek reliability and quality in their investments. Additionally, other notable players in the sector included Sobha Ltd and Brigade Enterprises, which reported pre-sales of ₹6,096.7 crore and ₹4,903 crore, respectively. Meanwhile, Puravankara Ltd and Oberoi Realty contributed ₹3,859 crore and ₹3,774.09 crore to the overall figures.
As the real estate landscape continues to evolve, firms such as Keystone Realtors, Sunteck Realty, and Embassy Developments have also demonstrated strong performance with sales ranging from ₹1,999 crore to ₹2,676 crore. The contributions from various developers underscore a vibrant market, with several firms achieving significant milestones. Overall, the results reflect a resilient and dynamic real estate sector in India, marked by a recovering economy and an increasing appetite for luxury homes among buyers.