Higher margins and rapid sales velocity are attracting Bengaluru-based real estate developers to the Mumbai market. Notably, Puravankara Limited, a prominent player from Bengaluru, entered the Pune market in 2017 and has now set its sights on Mumbai.
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The primary reasons include higher profit margins and faster sales velocity in the Mumbai market compared to Bengaluru.
Puravankara Limited, a prominent real estate developer from Bengaluru, has entered the Mumbai market.
Puravankara Limited is focusing on suburban regions and the western suburbs of Mumbai, which are experiencing significant infrastructural developments and population growth.
The high cost of land and the complex regulatory environment are the main challenges faced by developers in the Mumbai real estate market.
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