In October 2024, residential units made up 80% of total registrations, highlighting a robust demand for housing in the city.
Mumbai Property MarketResidential UnitsFestive SeasonReal Estate DemandKnight FrankReal Estate NewsOct 31, 2024

In October 2024, residential units comprised 80% of total property registrations in Mumbai.
The demand is driven by economic stability, job opportunities, infrastructure development, and government initiatives like the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (PMAY). The festive season also plays a significant role as it is considered auspicious for property purchases.
The increased demand has led to a slight upward trend in property prices but the market remains competitive. Developers have increased the supply of new residential projects to meet the growing demand.
Real estate agents and consultants help facilitate transactions by providing market analysis and property valuation. They play a crucial role in helping buyers make informed decisions, especially during the festive season.
The future outlook is positive, with ongoing economic growth and supportive government policies expected to continue driving demand. The momentum from the festive season is likely to carry into the coming months.

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