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
Mumbai has experienced the highest growth in luxury real estate prices, with a 11.5 per cent increase over the past 12 months.
The demand for luxury housing in India is driven by factors such as increased disposable income, changing lifestyle preferences, and the desire for larger living spaces post-pandemic.
The report by CBRE South Asia highlights the growth of luxury housing sales in India.
The Prime Global Cities Index is a ranking of cities based on annual realty price changes, published by Knight Frank.
The average year-on-year growth in luxury housing sales across seven major Indian cities is 10 per cent.
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