India's luxury housing market is on the rise, with Mumbai experiencing a surge in demand for prime properties, driven by big-ticket deals and a growing desire for ultra-luxury living.
Luxury HousingReal EstateMumbaiCbre South AsiaGaurav Kapoor LtdReal Estate NewsJul 10, 2024
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