Mumbai saw a 5% annual growth in residential prices, reaching a record-high weighted average price of Rs 8,277 per sq ft, solidifying its position as India's largest residential hub.
Mumbai Real EstateResidential MarketInfrastructureProperty PricesSales GrowthReal Estate MumbaiJan 07, 2025
Mumbai recorded the sale of 96,187 primary residential units in 2024.
Mumbai saw an 11% year-over-year (YoY) growth in residential sales in 2024.
The record-high weighted average price of residential properties in Mumbai as of 2024 is Rs 8,277 per sq ft.
Key infrastructure projects like the Mumbai Coastal Road, Metro Line 3, and the Mumbai Trans Harbour Link (MTHL) have significantly contributed to the growth of Mumbai's real estate market.
Central Mumbai and South Mumbai saw the highest residential price appreciation in 2024, with 8% and 7% growth, respectively.
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