According to data from the Maharashtra government, real estate consultancy firm Knight Frank India reported a significant surge in property registrations in Mumbai city, specifically in the area under the BMC jurisdiction, with a 22% increase to 12,960 un
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The 22% increase in property registrations indicates a strong recovery in the Mumbai real estate market, signaling increased buyer confidence and improved economic conditions.
Key factors include favorable interest rates, government incentives like PMAY, improved buyer sentiment, and the availability of affordable housing.
The government has introduced schemes like PMAY, which offers financial assistance to first-time homebuyers, and has implemented pro-housing policies to boost the market.
Knight Frank India is a leading real estate consultancy firm that provides market research, advisory services, and transaction management, offering valuable insights to stakeholders in the industry.
Despite the positive trends, the market faces challenges such as the need for infrastructure improvements and the availability of land for new projects.
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