Mumbai's property buyers increasingly demanding larger flats, leading to a surge in registrations
Mumbai Real EstateLarger FlatsProperty BuyersRegistrations16 IncreaseReal Estate MumbaiAug 05, 2024
The demand for larger flats in Mumbai is driven by the growing need for more space, with many homebuyers opting for larger flats to accommodate their growing families.
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There has been a 16% increase in registrations of larger flats in Mumbai.
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No, the trend of buying larger flats is not limited to the luxury segment, but is also seen in the mid-range and affordable segments.
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