Mumbai's luxury rental market remains strong, driven by high demand and limited availability of upscale properties in popular neighborhoods.
Karan JoharMumbai Luxury Rental MarketBandra DuplexReal Estate NewsLuxury PropertiesReal Estate MumbaiAug 31, 2024
Karan Johar is paying a monthly rent of Rs 8.10 lakh for the first year, which will increase to Rs 8.50 lakh in the second year and Rs 8.93 lakh in the third year.
The demand for luxury rentals in Mumbai is driven by high demand from affluent individuals, expatriates, and professionals across the city's thriving industries, as well as the limited availability of premium properties.
Neighborhoods such as South Mumbai, Worli, Bandra, Juhu, and Powai are particularly popular for luxury rentals in Mumbai.
The total rental expenditure for Karan Johar's duplex over the 36-month period is over Rs 3.06 crore.
Rental prices in Mumbai's luxury rental market are increasing due to a combination of limited new supply, rising property values, and the growing appeal of luxury living among Mumbai's wealthy residents.
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