India’s upcoming and expanding airport corridors are reshaping housing demand, with Greater Noida, Navi Mumbai and Goa registering notable jumps in searches, inquiries and price appreciation over the last two years, according to Magicbricks data.

In Greater Noida, buyer interest rose 13.36% YoY, accompanied by a 29.1% rise in supply over two years despite a marginal YoY dip. Average prices climbed from ₹5,505 per sq. ft in JAS 2023 to ₹9,872 in JAS 2025, marking a significant 79.33% appreciation. Noida Extension, Yamuna Expressway, Sector 1, Techzone 4 and Eta 2 emerged as the most active micro-markets. Homes priced up to ₹75 lakh accounted for 54% of total demand, while multistorey apartments dominated with a 66% share, followed by plots at 13%.

Navi Mumbai’s airport-linked catchments also witnessed steady momentum. While supply across Dronagiri, Kharghar, Panvel, Ulwe and Uran declined marginally by 3.6% on average over two years, demand rose by 7.2%, led by Uran (+39.33%) and Kharghar (+16.21%). Property prices rose consistently across key pockets, with Dronagiri (41.9%), Panvel (26.05%) and Kharghar (19.75%) showing the strongest appreciation.

Demand remained broad-based, with mid-income housing accounting for 33%, premium for 30% and affordable for 25%. Rental demand in Navi Mumbai increased 14.19% over two years, and plotted development demand surged sharply in Panvel (+209.85%), Uran (+205.43%) and Dronagiri (+160.87%).

Goa continued to solidify its position as a preferred holiday-home destination, recording a 39.69% rise in luxury housing demand over two years. North Goa’s prices increased from ₹8,954 per sq. ft in JAS 2023 to ₹15,805 in JAS 2025, reflecting 76.51% growth. Demand for plots rose 32.53%, outpacing apartments which grew 9.54% during the same period, signalling rising investor interest in land-led developments.

These trends highlight the growing influence of upcoming airport infrastructure and improved regional connectivity, which are strengthening buyer confidence and accelerating long-term real estate value across emerging markets.

Goa has strengthened its appeal as a top holiday-home destination, with luxury housing demand rising 39.69% over the past two years. In North Goa, prices surged from ₹8,954 per sq. ft in July–September 2023 to ₹15,805 in the same period of 2025, marking a 76.51% increase. Demand for plots grew by 32.53%, outpacing the 9.54% rise in apartments, indicating stronger investor interest in land-based developments.

These trends underscore the impact of upcoming airport infrastructure and better regional connectivity, boosting buyer confidence and driving long-term real estate growth in emerging markets.