Property registrations in Mumbai increased to 12,415 units in December, highlighting a robust housing market, as reported by Knight Frank India.
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Property registrations in Mumbai increased to 12,415 units in December, reflecting strong housing demand and a robust market.
A significant 80 percent of the property registrations in December were for residential properties.
Knight Frank India is a leading real estate consultancy that provides comprehensive services in property sales, rentals, and management, offering valuable insights and data-driven solutions.
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