Mumbai now ranks as the 14th most expensive prime residential market in the Asia-Pacific region, thanks to its 3rd highest annual price growth over the last year.
Luxury HousingReal EstateMumbaiPrice GrowthApacReal Estate NewsNov 23, 2024
Mumbai is currently ranked 14th in the APAC prime residential market.
Mumbai's luxury housing prices have grown by 12% over the last year.
The key factors include strong economic growth, increasing demand from high-net-worth individuals, limited supply of prime properties, and the availability of world-class amenities.
The limited supply of luxury properties in Mumbai creates a sense of exclusivity and desirability, driving up demand and prices.
The ongoing development of infrastructure, such as the Mumbai Metro and the expansion of the international airport, is expected to enhance the city's appeal and attract more investment in the luxury housing segment.
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