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Mumbai Property Market Clocks 12,070 Registrations in September 2025, Stamp Duty Revenues Jump 47%

Mumbai’s real estate market posted its best September ever, with 12,070 property registrations and ₹1,292 crore in stamp duty collections. Strong housing demand, festive timing, and buyer confidence drove the 32% YoY surge.
Mumbai recorded 12,070 property registrations in September 2025, marking a 32% YoY rise and the best September since 2013. Stamp duty revenues grew 47% YoY to ₹1,292 crore, boosted by festive demand and strong buyer confidence in suburban markets.

Mumbai Property Registrations Hit 12,070 in September 2025 – Best September in 12 Years

Mumbai recorded 12,070 property registrations in September 2025, marking a 32% YoY rise and the best September since 2013. Stamp duty revenues grew 47% YoY to ₹1,292 crore, boosted by festive demand and strong buyer confidence in suburban markets.
India’s office real estate market achieved a new milestone in 2025 as Grade A office leasing crossed 70 million sq ft, supported by strong demand from technology firms, GCCs, and a sharp year-end surge, according to Colliers India.

Pune Property Registrations Cross 13,000 in August 2025; Stamp Duty Revenue at ₹485 Crore

Pune registered 13,253 property deals in August 2025, collecting ₹485 crore in stamp duty. While monthly numbers dipped YoY, the city’s housing market posted its best January–August performance in four years with over 1.44 lakh registrations and strong demand across both affordable and premium segments.
Mumbai recorded 12,070 property registrations in September 2025, marking a 32% YoY rise and the best September since 2013. Stamp duty revenues grew 47% YoY to ₹1,292 crore, boosted by festive demand and strong buyer confidence in suburban markets.

Mumbai Property Market Remains Resilient, Crosses 11,000 Registrations in August

Mumbai’s property market saw over 11,000 registrations in August 2025, reinforcing its resilience. Residential transactions led the way, driven by a strong preference for compact apartments and a steady rise in the luxury housing segment.
A new PropEquity report shows housing sales in India’s top 15 tier-2 cities fell 4% YoY in Q3 2025, while new launches declined 10%. Despite the slowdown, sales value rose 4%, reflecting a shift toward premium housing. Ahmedabad led in volumes, while Bhubaneshwar recorded the sharpest fall.

Home Sales in July 2025: Hyderabad Buyers Go Premium, Pune Stays Affordable

July 2025 saw two contrasting housing trends: Hyderabad buyers went premium, pushing prices higher despite fewer sales, while Pune recorded strong affordable demand with more than 14,600 homes sold.