Mumbai dominates the ultra-luxury home sales market with 84% share, despite rising property prices
Ultraluxury HomesMumbaiProperty PricesLuxury LivingKnight FrankReal Estate MumbaiSep 08, 2024
The average price of ultra-luxury homes in Mumbai has increased by 15% in the last quarter alone.
Areas such as Worli, Bandra, and Juhu are in high demand among ultra-luxury home buyers.
The demand for ultra-luxury homes is driven by the city's growing economy, coupled with a rise in the number of high net worth individuals.
The ultra-luxury housing market in Mumbai has remained strong in 2024, with the city dominating the market with an 84% share.
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