Ultra-luxury homes sales soar in top cities, with 25 units sold for INR 2443 Cr in just 8 months. Mumbai leads the pack with 21 deals worth INR 2200 Cr.
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The total value of ultra-luxury homes sold across top cities in 2024 till August is INR 2443 Cr.
Mumbai has witnessed the maximum number of ultra-luxury homes sales in 2024 till August, with 21 deals worth INR 2200 Cr.
The average ticket price of homes priced over INR 40 Cr in 2024 till August is INR 1,02,458 per sq. ft.
Businessmen and senior professionals from various sectors are the primary buyers of ultra-luxury homes, accounting for 80% and 12% of the deals, respectively.
The ultra-luxury homes market is expected to witness more deals in the remaining four months of the year, with the festive quarter from October to December likely to see increased activity.
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