Mumbai has emerged as the third city in the Asia Pacific region with the highest growth in prime property prices, according to the latest report by real estate consultant Knight Frank India. The city also ranks 14th among the most expensive prime housing
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Mumbai is currently ranked third in the Asia Pacific region for annual price growth of prime housing properties, according to the latest report by Knight Frank India.
The growth in prime property prices in Mumbai is driven by strong economic growth, increasing demand for high-end properties, and limited supply of premium residential units.
Mumbai ranks 14th among the most expensive prime housing markets in the Asia Pacific region, based on factors such as property prices, location, and quality of amenities and infrastructure.
The main challenges faced by the Mumbai real estate market include regulatory changes and environmental concerns, although the overall outlook remains positive.
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