Mumbai Real Estate Surges: 11,504 Property Sales in May, Government Reaps Rs 1057 Crore
Mumbai's real estate market witnessed 11,504 property sale registrations in May 2025, marking a 5.3% increase from the previous year. The surge in property transactions has led to a significant revenue boost for the Maharashtra government, with stamp duty collections crossing Rs 1,057 crore.
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Meanwhile, local home buyers continued to dominate the market, with 86% of the transactions coming from residents within the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR). On average, 555 property registrations were recorded daily, marking the third consecutive month where daily registrations remained above the 500 mark.
Mid-sized homes, particularly flats measuring between 500 and 1,000 square feet, remained the most sought-after, accounting for 47% of total sales. The western suburbs market has been the most active, contributing 59% of all registrations.
Knight Frank India also noted that the demand for housing in Mumbai continues to be strong. The real estate firm highlighted that buyers are increasingly opting for projects by reputed developers in the primary market. This trend underscores a growing preference for quality and reliability in the housing sector.
The consistent rise in property sales and the government's revenue from stamp duty collections indicate a healthy and vibrant real estate market in Mumbai. As the city continues to attract both local and external investors, the future of the real estate sector looks promising.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many property sale registrations were recorded in Mumbai in May 2025?
Mumbai recorded 11,504 property sale registrations in May 2025.
What was the percentage increase in property sales compared to May of the previous year?
The property sales in Mumbai increased by 5.3% compared to May of the previous year.
How much revenue did the Maharashtra government earn from stamp duty collections in May 2025?
The Maharashtra government earned Rs 1,057 crore from stamp duty collections in May 2025.
What percentage of property transactions came from residents within the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR)?
86% of the property transactions came from residents within the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR).
Which type of homes were the most sought-after in Mumbai's real estate market?
Mid-sized homes, particularly flats measuring between 500 and 1,000 square feet, were the most sought-after, accounting for 47% of total sales.
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