Mumbai's property market recorded 11,230 registrations in August 2025, marking the second-best August performance ever despite monsoon challenges and positioning the city to cross 1 lakh annual milestone.
Hyderabad's luxury housing market defies broader trends with 17% growth to 8,205 units in H1 2025, driven by tech professionals seeking premium homes above ₹1.5 crore.
Mumbai's residential market shows resilience as compact apartments under 1,000 sq ft capture 82% of July transactions, generating ₹1,101 crore in stamp duty revenue.
Mumbai's Western suburbs including Bandra, Juhu and Andheri logged a 20% rise in luxury apartment sales in Q4-2024, driven by enhanced infrastructure developments and post-pandemic demand for spacious homes.
Mumbai's rental market growth, driven by redevelopment projects, is cooling down in 2024. Increased supply of redeveloped homes is stabilizing rents after a surge between 2021 and 2023.
Mumbai's real estate market saw a 9% increase in property registrations and a 16% increase in stamp duty collections in April 2024, with millennials making up 37% of buyers.
Mumbai's real estate market saw a 21% YoY increase in property registrations in February 2024, despite a 22% drop in stamp duty collections. Residential units dominate the market, with smaller apartments gaining popularity.
Narang Developers and Bombay Taximen Colony are in talks for a Rs 1,100 crore redevelopment deal, potentially surpassing the previous largest deal of Rs 900 crore between Kumar Developers and Khira Nagar residents.