The Mumbai Metropolitan Region's (MMR) real estate market has shown remarkable resilience, with a 5% increase in housing sales in FY 2024 despite a 22% drop in new launches.
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The CREDAI-MCHI report is a comprehensive analysis of the Mumbai Metropolitan Region's real estate market, providing critical insights into trends, developments, and market performance.
According to the CREDAI-MCHI report, the overall housing sales in MMR have increased by 5% in FY 2024 compared to FY 2023.
The demand for residential properties in MMR is driven by significant trends and developments, including redevelopment, improved connectivity, and infrastructure developments.
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