Property registrations in Mumbai's civic area saw a 4% sequential increase in July, with small apartments' share continuing to decline.
Mumbai PropertyReal EstateStamp DutyAffordable HousingProperty RegistrationsReal Estate MumbaiAug 05, 2024
The increase in property registrations in Mumbai in July was 4% compared to the previous month.
The share of affordable units continued to decline in registrations.
The stamp duty collection in July was Rs 1,055 crore, which is a 4% increase from June and a 27% increase from the corresponding month last year.
The growth of the Mumbai property market can be attributed to various factors, including the government's initiatives to boost the real estate sector and the growing demand for larger apartments.
The Mumbai property market is expected to continue growing in the coming months, driven by the state government's initiatives and the growing demand for larger apartments.
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