Kolkata Leads Metro Cities for Homes Under Rs 40 Lakh, NCR and Bengaluru Lag

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Affordable housing priced under Rs 40 lakh is increasingly hard to find across India's major metropolitan cities. Only 10% of new residential launches nationwide fall within this budget range. Kolkata stands out as the most accessible market, with 41% of its new housing supply available below the Rs 40 lakh threshold. Cities like NCR and Bengaluru, however, are heavily skewed toward luxury developments, leaving budget buyers with limited choices. The trend reflects a broader shift in urban real estate toward premium and high-end segments.

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