India’s top 28 listed real estate developers recorded property sales worth ₹52,842 crore in the April–June quarter of FY26, reinforcing the post-pandemic surge in housing demand.
Prestige Estates Projects Ltd led the charts with ₹12,126 crore in pre-sales. DLF Ltd followed with ₹11,425 crore, fuelled by strong luxury demand in Gurugram. Godrej Properties clocked ₹7,082 crore, while Lodha Developers (₹4,450 crore) and Signature Global (₹2,640 crore) rounded out the top five. Together, these firms accounted for 71 percent of total sales.
Other notable performers included Sobha Ltd (₹2,079 crore), Omaxe Ltd (₹2,001 crore), and Oberoi Realty (₹1,639 crore). Mumbai-based players like Sunteck Realty, Keystone (Rustomjee), Mahindra Lifespace, and Raymond Realty also reported steady growth.
Most of the bookings came from residential projects. Analysts note that buyers are increasingly gravitating toward reputed developers and ready or near-complete projects, giving listed firms a clear advantage.
For context, in FY25, the country’s top 26 listed developers posted record pre-sales of ₹1.62 lakh crore, led by Godrej Properties with nearly ₹30,000 crore.
While these Q1 figures reflect bookings rather than revenue, which will only be recognized upon project completion, they underscore the strength of branded real estate in urban India and continued buyer confidence in the sector.
