Bengaluru ranks 4th highest in residential property prices worldwide

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Bengaluru has been declared as the fourth-largest growing real estate market globally, according to Knight Frank’s Prime Global Cities Index Q2 2025. The city registered a 10.2 % annual growth rate, placing it along with global hubs like Dubai, Tokyo, and Seoul. Mumbai has been awarded sixth rank, whereas Delhi is in the 15^th slot. Overall, India’s prime residential markets continue to exceed global counterparts despite cooling global averages.

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Seoul, South Korea: Tops the index with a 25.2% annual hike, indicating robust housing demand. (Photo source: Canva)

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 Tokyo, Japan: Home values have climbed up to 19.8% over 12 months, making it Asia’s rising hotspot. (Photo source: Canva)

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Dubai, UAE: Prices soared to 15.8%, continuing its reputation as a global luxury magnet. (Photo source: Canva)

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Bengaluru, India: Ranked in 4^th position with 10.2% annual growth, reflecting strong tech-driven housing demand. (Photo source: Canva)

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Manila, Philippines: Recorded 9.6% annual growth, supported by rising incomes and urban development. (Photo source: Canva)

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Mumbai, India: The financial capital has secured sixth rank with 9.5% growth, showing steady growth. (Photo source: Canva)

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Bangkok, Thailand: Property prices have increased by 9.1%, uplifted by post-pandemic tourism recovery. (Photo source: Canva)

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Madrid, Spain: Yearly growth of 8.1% indicates Europe’s growing investor interest. (Photo source: Canva)

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Nairobi, Kenya: Housing worth surged 7.2%, showing Africa’s growing real estate drive. (Photo source: Canva)

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 Zurich, Switzerland: With 6.4% growth, Zurich continues its charm for housing. (Photo source: Canva)

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Singapore-Recorded 6.2% uptick, reflecting its status as Asia’s property and financial hub. (Photo source: Canva)

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 Auckland, New Zealand: Prices surged by 5.8%,denoting housing demand in Oceania. (Photo source: Canva)

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Geneva, Switzerland: Real estate expanded by 4.8%, marked by global investor interest. (Photo source: Canva)

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 Los Angeles, USA: Housing values went up by 4.1%, showing stability in the US luxury markets. (Photo source: Canva)

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Delhi, India: The national capital of India has been ranked 15^th with 3.9% growth, further cementing the country’s strong housing sector. (Photo source: Canva)