A recent analysis by real estate consultancy Knight Frank India highlights a significant uptick in demand for properties priced at Rs 2 crore and above.
Mumbai PropertyReal EstateProperty RegistrationsStamp DutyLuxury PropertiesReal Estate MaharashtraDec 02, 2024
Mumbai's property market is currently showing a positive trend with a 5% increase in property registrations and a 30% surge in stamp duty revenue in November.
The high-value property segment, particularly properties priced at Rs 2 crore and above, is seeing the most growth in Mumbai's property market.
Favorable interest rates, economic stability, luxury amenities, and market confidence are the key factors driving the increase in property registrations in Mumbai.
The stamp duty revenue has increased by 30% in November, primarily due to the rise in high-value property transactions.
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