This October, property registrations in Mumbai witnessed a significant surge, crossing 12,500 units, thanks to the Dussehra and Diwali festivals. Anarock reports a 29% increase from the previous year.
Mumbai PropertyReal EstateDussehra And DiwaliProperty RegistrationsAnarockReal Estate MumbaiOct 30, 2024

Property registrations in Mumbai increased by 29 percent in October compared to the previous year.
By the end of October, Mumbai saw the registration of 12,500 property units.
The surge in property registrations is primarily attributed to the Dussehra and Diwali festivals, which are traditionally considered auspicious times for property purchases. Lower interest rates and government incentives also played a role.
No, the third quarter is typically a relatively quiet period for Mumbai's real estate market. The festive season has significantly boosted activity this year.
Experts expect the momentum to continue into the coming months, driven by favorable economic conditions and the lingering festive spirit.

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