Mumbai Real Estate Sector Witnesses Record Property Registrations and Revenue in H1 2025
Mumbai's real estate sector has seen a historic surge in property registrations and government revenue during the first half of 2025, indicating a robust market recovery and sustained demand.
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This indicates a 4 per cent year-on-year increase compared to 72,491 registrations in H1 2024.
Record-breaking revenue collection
Alongside registrations, government revenue collection also reached a record level. The city earned Rs 6,699 crore in revenue during H1 2025, up from Rs 5,874 crore in H1 2024 — a 14 per cent year-on-year growth.
Performance in June 2025
In June 2025 alone, Mumbai registered 11,211 properties, generating Rs 1,004 crore in revenue. This is the second-highest revenue figure for the month of June over the past seven years.
In comparison, June 2020 (the COVID-affected year) saw the lowest revenue at just Rs 153 crore. The June 2025 collection of Rs 1,004 crore highlights the market’s recovery and sustained demand.
Steady rise in average property rates
The average ticket size of registered properties reached Rs 1.60 crore in H1 2025, the highest ever. Back in H1 2021, the average was Rs 1.02 crore. This significant increase in the average property value underscores the strong market performance and growing interest in the real estate sector of Mumbai.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the total number of property registrations in Mumbai in H1 2025?
Mumbai recorded a total of 75,672 property registrations in H1 2025.
How much government revenue was collected in H1 2025 from property registrations in Mumbai?
The city earned Rs 6,699 crore in revenue from property registrations in H1 2025.
What was the average ticket size of registered properties in H1 2025?
The average ticket size of registered properties reached Rs 1.60 crore in H1 2025.
How many properties were registered in June 2025, and how much revenue did it generate?
In June 2025, Mumbai registered 11,211 properties, generating Rs 1,004 crore in revenue.
How does the revenue collection in June 2025 compare to the same month in 2020?
The revenue collection in June 2025 was Rs 1,004 crore, which is significantly higher compared to Rs 153 crore in June 2020, the COVID-affected year.
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