In October 2024, residential units made up 80% of total registrations, highlighting the robust housing demand in Mumbai. Read on to learn more about the trends and insights.
Mumbai Property MarketReal Estate TrendsFestive SeasonKnight FrankResidential UnitsReal EstateOct 31, 2024

Residential units accounted for 80% of total property registrations in October 2024.
The surge in demand was driven by the festive season, lower interest rates, stable economic conditions, and government initiatives.
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The festive season is considered an auspicious time for property purchases, leading to a spike in demand.
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