The housing market in India has witnessed a 5% growth in Q3 2024, with Mumbai emerging as the top performer. The city saw a 9% growth in sales, with 24,222 units sold during the quarter.
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The housing market in India has witnessed a 5% growth in Q3 2024.
Mumbai has led the pack, with a 9% growth in sales to 24,222 units.
Office space transactions grew 18% year-on-year during the three-month period to reach 19 million square feet.
The ₹1 crore and above segment continues to fire on all cylinders and remains the primary driver of overall sales growth.
We expect this trend to continue for the rest of the year, with the possibility of office leasing numbers crossing 70 million sq ft by the end of 2024—an astounding 10 million sq ft increase, or a 20% growth over the previous high.
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