Mumbai's luxury rental market continues to thrive, driven by high demand and limited supply, with areas like Pali Hill, Bandra, and Worli being the most sought-after
Luxury RentalsMumbaiPali HillKaran JoharProperty MarketReal Estate MumbaiAug 30, 2024
The monthly rent of Karan Johar's duplex apartment in Pali Hill is Rs 8.10 lakh for the first 12 months, increasing to over Rs 8.50 lakh in the second year and Rs 8.93 lakh in the third year.
The total rental outgo over the lease tenure of 36 months is over Rs 3.06 crore.
Areas like South Mumbai, Worli, Bandra, Juhu, and Powai are the most popular for luxury rentals in Mumbai.
The luxury rental market in Mumbai is driven by high demand from affluent individuals, expatriates, and professionals in the city's thriving industries, limited new supply, rising property values, and the growing appeal of luxury living among the city's wealthy residents.
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