Mumbai and Delhi have emerged as top contenders in the global luxury real estate market, with significant annual price increases in prime residential properties.
Luxury Real EstateIndiaMumbaiDelhiKnight FrankReal EstateAug 23, 2024
Mumbai and Delhi secured the second and third positions, respectively, among 44 cities worldwide for annual price increases in prime residential real estate.
Mumbai saw a 13% increase, while Delhi saw a 10.6% rise in property prices.
Los Angeles, Miami, Nairobi, Madrid, Lisbon, Seoul, and San Francisco witnessed significant price increases in the June quarter.
The growing economy and increasing disposable income are driving the luxury real estate market in India.
Knight Frank provided the report on prime residential property prices.
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