Real estate consultant Anarock reports a notable 8% increase in property registrations in Mumbai for the first four months of 2025, despite geopolitical challenges and economic uncertainties.
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The primary driver is the continued low-interest rate environment, which has made home loans more affordable for potential buyers. Government initiatives and policy reforms have also played a crucial role.
The residential segment has seen a 10% increase in registrations, while commercial and industrial properties have shown a 6% and 7% increase, respectively.
The ongoing geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainties have created a degree of volatility and raised concerns about the potential impact on market sentiment.
The government has focused on infrastructure development, improved the ease of doing business, and attracted foreign investments, all of which have contributed to the growth of the property market.
The market is expected to remain resilient, driven by ongoing infrastructure development and urbanization trends. The government's efforts to improve the business environment and attract foreign investments are expected to create new opportunities for growth.

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