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Mumbai in the month of October till evening 5 pm had sold more than 10,521 homes. This is higher than April, May, June and July, but less than August and September

Registration figures from the IGR department show that by 5 pm on of October 31, more than 10,500 units were registered in the state.

This figure is less than September where the city of Mumbai saw a total sales being registered at 10,693

In August, the home sales stood at 10,902. The October figures are less than August and September, but is higher than April, May, June, and July home sales.

In July the home sales stood at 10,221, while the figure was 10,319 in June.

In May, Mumbai had witnessed a mere 9,823 home sales, whereas the number of home sales in the maximum city stood at 10,513 in April.

In the coming months it is expected that the home sales will go further upwards, because with festive season, developers are also holding property exhibitions.

Also Read: August Sees Max Home Sales in FY 23-24

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