The Knight Frank Wealth Report 2025 highlights significant variations in prime property prices across major cities in India, with Mumbai and Delhi showing notable differences.
Knight FrankPrime PropertyMumbaiDelhiBengaluruReal Estate MumbaiMar 05, 2025

The Knight Frank Wealth Report is an annual publication that provides comprehensive insights into global wealth trends and property markets, including prime property prices in major cities around the world.
In Mumbai, $1 million can buy approximately 100 square meters of prime property. In Delhi, the same amount can buy around 208 square meters, and in Bengaluru, it can buy about 150 square meters.
The economic health of the cities, investment in infrastructure, presence of major industries, and demand for commercial and residential properties are key factors that influence prime property prices.
Bengaluru's prime property market has become more affordable relative to Mumbai and Delhi, with $1 million buying around 150 square meters of prime property, thanks to the city's rapid urbanization and growth in the tech industry.
Experts predict that Mumbai will retain its position as one of the most expensive cities for prime property, while Delhi and Bengaluru may see further developments and investments that could impact property prices.

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