Mumbai is anticipated to see around 12,929 property registrations in October 2024, contributing over Rs 1099 Crore to the state economy, as per a report by Knight Frank.
Mumbai PropertyFestive SeasonProperty RegistrationsReal Estate MarketKnight FrankReal Estate MumbaiOct 31, 2024
The city is expected to record approximately 12,929 property registrations in October 2024.
The registrations are anticipated to contribute over Rs 1099 Crore to the state's economy.
The primary factors include government initiatives, affordable housing options, and increased demand for properties.
The festive season is considered auspicious for property purchases and is boosting consumer confidence in the real estate sector.
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