The real estate market in Mumbai has shown a significant boost with property registrations increasing by 5% in November. This surge has also led to a 30% increase in stamp duty revenue, according to the latest data. Industry experts attribute this shift t
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The current trend in Mumbai's property market is a 5% increase in property registrations and a 30% rise in stamp duty revenue, indicating a robust recovery and growth.
The key factors include economic recovery, low interest rates, government incentives, a shift towards high-value properties, and positive investor sentiment.
NAREDCO Maharashtra is a leading real estate association that represents developers, builders, and other stakeholders in the state, promoting sustainable growth and development in the real estate sector.
The increase has led to higher employment, increased tax revenue, and a boost to allied industries such as interior design and home appliances.
The future outlook is promising, but it requires a balanced approach and continued support with the right policies and incentives to ensure sustainable growth.
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