Mumbai's Smart Housing Plan Works
Mumbai's residential market showed great strength in July 2025, with tiny apartments still leading. Properties under 1,000 square feet grabbed an impressive 82% of all registrations, showing Mumbai's love for practical living spaces.
Huge Money Made
July 2025 was amazing for Maharashtra's money box. The state earned ₹1,101 crore from stamp duty on 12,366 property deals a big jump of ₹100 crore from the year before. This beat the usual monsoon season drop in registrations.
Deal Patterns Show Market Moves
Western and Central Suburbs took 88% of all registrations, while South Mumbai's share fell to just 6%. The 500-1,000 sq ft size stayed the most liked by buyers, showing steady demand for affordable yet useful homes.
High-End Market Grows
Big deals over ₹5 crore grew from 5% to 6% of the market, showing more trust from wealthy buyers. At the same time, interest rates around 8.5-9% keep homes in the ₹3-10 crore range affordable.
Infrastructure Fuels Future Growth
Upgraded infrastructure such as metro lines ande Worli-Sewri link road are changing where people invest in smaller neighborhoods. These projects, plus recent RBI rate cuts, set the market up for more growth during the festive season.
The first seven months of the year saw 88,426 registrations, a solid 4% rise from the year before, proving buyers' faith in Mumbai's housing market.