While Mumbai's real estate market typically favors long-term leases, property owners can rent out their properties for shorter durations, albeit at a premium rate.
Mumbai Real EstateShort Term LeasingLeave And License AgreementProperty RentalMaharashtra GovernmentReal Estate MaharashtraJul 10, 2024
Yes, it is possible to rent a property in Mumbai for a short duration, typically ranging from two to six months, but the landlord may charge a premium rate.
A leave and license agreement is a contract between a property owner and a tenant, where the owner allows the tenant to use the property for a specific period in exchange for a monthly rental and deposit.
According to real estate brokers, around 30,000 leave and license agreements are signed and registered with the registry office of the Maharashtra government every month.
Property owners charge a premium rate for short-term leases because the supply of properties that can be leased for a shorter duration is less than properties available in the market for a longer duration.
The typical rental period in Mumbai is a minimum of one year, but properties can be leased for shorter durations, ranging from two to six months.
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