Mumbai's real estate market saw a surge in investment during the second half of 2024, attracting almost half of the total investments in India.
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Factors such as favorable government policies, robust economic growth, strong demand for properties, and ongoing infrastructure projects have contributed to the surge in real estate investment in Mumbai.
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In the second half of 2024, several high-profile projects were launched in Mumbai, including luxury residential complexes and commercial developments such as office spaces and retail outlets.
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