A recent report by JLL India reveals that Mumbai's housing sales are expected to exceed INR 1.35 lakh crore in 2024, driven by robust infrastructure development and changing consumer preferences.
Mumbai Housing MarketReal EstateInfrastructure DevelopmentConsumer PreferencesHybrid Work ModelsReal Estate MumbaiSep 05, 2024
INR 1.35 lakh crore
Robust infrastructure development, changing consumer preferences, and the rise of hybrid work models
Enhanced connectivity, creation of new residential hubs, and increased residential demand
More homebuyers are seeking larger spaces, with a preference for properties in suburban locations that offer a better quality of life
JLL projects an ambitious future, with the ongoing and upcoming infrastructure projects expected to foster the development of new residential areas while revitalizing existing ones
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