A recent analysis by real estate consultancy Knight Frank India has revealed a significant rise in demand for properties priced at Rs 2 crore and above in Mumbai. The data shows a 5% increase in property registrations and a 30% surge in stamp duty revenue
Mumbai Real EstateProperty RegistrationsStamp Duty RevenueKnight Frank IndiaHighnetworth IndividualsReal Estate MumbaiDec 02, 2024
The property registrations in Mumbai increased by 5% in November compared to the previous month.
The stamp duty revenue collected by the government in Mumbai saw a 30% increase in November.
Properties priced at Rs 2 crore and above saw the most significant demand in Mumbai.
The surge is driven by economic recovery, low-interest rates, investment opportunities, government incentives, and the appeal of properties in prime locations with premium amenities.
The trend is expected to encourage developers to increase their supply of new projects, particularly in the higher price segments, and provide a boost to the local economy.
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