The Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR) is witnessing a significant real estate boom with record-breaking land acquisitions, particularly in emerging micro-markets like Khalapur and Palghar. These large-scale deals are reshaping the landscape and attracting
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The key factors include infrastructure development, supportive regulatory environment, and a shift in consumer preferences towards spacious and affordable homes in quieter locations.
Khalapur and Palghar are two prominent micro-markets in MMR that are seeing significant real estate activity and large land deals.
The government is enhancing connectivity through the expansion of road networks, construction of new expressways, and development of public transport systems.
The Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act (RERA) has brought transparency and accountability to the market, making it more investor-friendly and increasing confidence among buyers and investors.
The rise of remote work is driving the demand for spacious and affordable homes in quieter locations, further fueling the real estate market in MMR.
In a significant boost to the Mumbai real estate sector, over 9,200 properties were registered in just 27 days, according to the latest official data. This surge in property registrations has also generated substantial revenue, totaling ₹760 crore in Janu
India's leading real estate developer, DLF, plans to invest ₹6000 crore to construct 75 lakh square feet of commercial and retail spaces in Gurugram, further bolstering the city's position as a major business hub.
Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar has sold his apartment in the prestigious Oberoi Sky City in Mumbai for a significant profit, highlighting the robust real estate market in the city. The property, purchased in 2017 for Rs 2.37 crore, was sold for a much highe
Abhinandan Lodha's House of Abhinandan Lodha (HoABL) is making a significant move into Mumbai's vertical real estate market with the launch of Rs 3,500 crore projects. This strategic expansion underscores the company's commitment to high-quality developments and its confidence in the city's growth potential.
While Mumbai's real estate market typically favors long-term leases, property owners can rent out their properties for shorter durations, albeit at a premium rate.
PropEquity's recent report provides insights into the latest real estate market trends, including home prices and sales patterns in key Indian cities such as Pune, Mumbai, and Bengaluru.