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A new study by Nklusive reveals that Kolkata鈥檚 luxury residential market (Rs 5鈥�10 crore) recorded a 33 per cent year-on-year rise in supply and a 52 per cent increase in sales in calendar year 2024 (CY24). South Kolkata led with 78 per cent of the segment鈥檚 supply. The average price rose by 6 per cent鈥攆rom Rs 17,519 to Rs 18,600 per sq ft鈥攚hile unsold inventory grew by 15 per cent. Monthly absorption improved from 2 to 3 units.

In contrast, the ultra-luxury segment (Rs 10 crore and above) experienced a 17 per cent decline in supply and a 30 per cent fall in sales. Central Kolkata accounted for 53 per cent of the segment鈥檚 inventory, followed by South Kolkata with 45 per cent. Despite softer demand, prices in this category rose by 8 per cent to Rs 28,415 per sq ft. Monthly absorption dropped from 7 to 5 units, while unsold inventory fell by 5 per cent.

The report highlights firm pricing across both segments, indicating sustained interest in high-end housing. Nklusive attributes the trend to strategic launches, evolving buyer expectations, and differentiated offerings in Kolkata鈥檚 premium residential market.