Rising property values and strong demand for larger homes indicate a continued upward trajectory for Mumbai's housing sector, solidifying its position as a resilient real estate market.
Mumbai Real EstateProperty MarketHome SalesProperty PricesResidential DemandReal Estate MumbaiJan 01, 2025
In 2024, the total value of residential sales in Mumbai was Rs 1.6 lakh crore.
In 2024, 1,41,302 homes were sold in Mumbai.
The stamp duty revenue generated in 2024 from home sales in Mumbai was Rs 12,161 crore.
The average property price per square foot in Mumbai in 2024 was Rs 14,200, marking a 49% increase from Rs 9,500 in 2019.
86% of home sales in Mumbai in 2024 were in suburban areas.
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