As the festive season kicks off, Mumbai's property market is witnessing record-high housing registrations. Discover the top property stocks recommended by Nuvama and why they are poised for growth.
Mumbai Property MarketReal Estate StocksHousing RegistrationsNuvamaProperty InvestmentReal Estate MumbaiOct 03, 2025

Festivals like Ganesh Chaturthi and Navratri are driving the demand in the Mumbai property market. These festivals are known for their auspicious timings, which encourage high-value purchases.
Nuvama has identified Lodha, Oberoi, Godrej Properties, Sunteck, and Rustomjee as key beneficiaries of the festive boost in the Mumbai property market.
The total value of housing units registered in Mumbai in September 2025 was INR 215 billion, marking a significant increase of 47% year-over-year and 29% month-over-month.
The three key factors driving the surge in housing registrations are: 1) the festive season, 2) a strong launch pipeline combined with potential mortgage rate cuts, and 3) rising interest in luxury and mid-segment properties.
Nuvama is concerned about affordability, as it has emerged as a key issue. The report also notes that the market is in a mid-cycle stage with limited price growth potential, and persistent issues like weak volume growth for mid-income homes and uneven job generation could keep stocks volatile.

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