The real estate market in Mumbai witnessed a significant surge in property registrations, breaking the 15,000 mark in March 2025, marking a record-breaking year for the industry.
Mumbai Real EstateProperty RegistrationsStamp DutyPremium SalesNaredco MaharashtraReal Estate MaharashtraApr 02, 2025
The 15,000 property registrations in March 2025 mark a record-breaking year for Mumbai's real estate market, indicating strong buyer confidence and high demand for properties.
The premium segment has seen a significant uptick in sales, with luxury developers reporting increased activity due to the demand for high-end amenities and prime locations.
One of the main challenges is the availability of affordable housing for first-time buyers and lower-income households, which remains a concern for the market.
The government has introduced subsidies and tax incentives for developers to promote the construction of affordable housing units in Mumbai.
Experts predict a continued upward trend in the coming years, but sustained growth will depend on factors such as the availability of credit, economic stability, and effective policy implementation.
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