Mumbai recorded 150,254 property registrations in 2025, the highest in 14 years, with stamp duty collections reaching Rs13,487 crore, also a 14-year peak, according to a report by Knight Frank India.
MumbaiProperty RegistrationsStamp DutyReal EstateKnight Frank IndiaReal Estate MumbaiJan 3, 2026

The record-breaking property registrations in Mumbai in 2025, the highest in 14 years, indicate a robust and resilient real estate market. This surge, coupled with high stamp duty collections, reflects strong demand and improving transaction values.
Stamp duty collections in Mumbai increased to Rs13,487 crore in 2025, a 14-year peak. This represents an 11 per cent increase compared to the previous year.
Residential properties accounted for 80 per cent of the property registrations in December 2025.
The surge in property registrations and stamp duty collections in Mumbai was driven by strong economic growth, government initiatives such as reduced stamp duty rates, and increased demand for housing. The city's diverse economy and ongoing infrastructure development also played a significant role.
The report from Knight Frank India suggests that the positive trend in property registrations and stamp duty collections is likely to continue, driven by ongoing infrastructure development, improved financial inclusion, and a stable economic environment.

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