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Sushmita Sen and her mother have leased their Goregaon apartment for ₹73.76 lakh over three years, reflecting rising demand for premium rental homes in Mumbai’s suburban hotspots.

Sushmita Sen Rents Out Mumbai Apartment for ₹73.76 Lakh for 3 Years

Sushmita Sen and her mother have leased their Goregaon apartment for ₹73.76 lakh over three years, reflecting rising demand for premium rental homes in Mumbai’s suburban hotspots.
Affordable homes still dominate Mumbai’s property market, with 40% of February sales below ₹1 crore, but rising mid-segment demand shows buyers are steadily upgrading budgets and confidence.

40% of Homes Sold in Mumbai in February Were Priced Below ₹1 Crore

Affordable homes still dominate Mumbai’s property market, with 40% of February sales below ₹1 crore, but rising mid-segment demand shows buyers are steadily upgrading budgets and confidence.
Housing price growth across India’s top eight cities slowed sharply to 6% in 2025, reflecting market consolidation after a strong 2024, with Bengaluru and Hyderabad showing relatively stronger momentum, according to PropTiger.

Mumbai Real Estate Clocks 14-Year High: Property Registrations Cross 1.5 Lakh Mark in 2025

Mumbai’s real estate market delivered its strongest performance in over 14 years…
Sanghvi Realty announces two new projects—Sanghvi Tirth in Andheri and Sanghvi Morya in Shivaji Park—with a combined GDV of ₹220 crore. Both projects await commencement certificates and mark the developer’s expanded presence in prime Mumbai micro-markets.

Sanghvi Realty Expands Mumbai Portfolio With New Andheri & Shivaji Park Projects, GDV at ₹220 Crore

Sanghvi Realty has launched two new residential projects—Sanghvi Tirth in Andheri and Sanghvi Morya in Shivaji Park—with a combined GDV of ₹220 crore. Both projects have been demolished to ground level and await commencement certificates as the developer strengthens its portfolio in Mumbai’s core micro-markets.
As India heads into 2026, real estate leaders see sustained demand across housing segments, rising importance of redevelopment, rapid growth in Tier-2 cities, and new asset classes shaping a more diversified and future-ready property market.

📰 “An Average Homebuyer Now Needs Half the Years of Income to Buy a Home Compared to 15 Years Ago”

A new report shows homebuyers in India now need almost half the number of years of income to purchase a home compared to 2010. With incomes rising faster than property prices and housing loans growing 10X, affordability has significantly improved across all Tier I cities.