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Real estate

Mumbai Leads Real Estate PE Inflows in H1 2025 Despite Overall Dip

Mumbai topped all Indian cities in private equity inflows in H1 2025, securing USD 468 million, even as total real estate PE investments dropped by 41% year-on-year. Office and residential segments led the charge, while warehousing saw a major pullback.
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 Records Strongest Half-Yearly Property Registrations Since 2013

Mumbai’s real estate market achieved its best half-yearly performance since 2013, recording 75,982 property registrations and ₹6,727 crore in revenue during H1 2025. While compact homes dominated transactions, premium property sales remained strong, highlighting resilient buyer demand across segments.

Randeep Hooda Buys Luxury Apartment in Mumbai’s Andheri West for ₹5.63 Crore

Bollywood star Randeep Hooda has acquired a premium 1,530 sq. ft. apartment in Versova, Andheri West, Mumbai, for ₹5.63 crore, highlighting the area’s continued appeal among celebrities and professionals.
Shivam Dube invests Rs. 27.50 crore in two luxury apartments in Andheri West, Mumbai

Indian Cricketer Shivam Dube Secures Luxury Apartments in Mumbai for ₹27.50 Crore

Indian international cricketer Shivam Dube has made a substantial investment in Mumbai’s real estate market, acquiring two upscale apartments in Andheri West for a reported Rs. 27.50 crore. The purchase, registered in June 2025, highlights the ongoing appeal of Mumbai’s property landscape for high-net-worth individuals.
Affordable housing

In Mumbai, You’ll Need to Spend 48% of Your Salary on EMI to Afford a Home

Knight Frank India’s 2025 Affordability Index reveals that Mumbai homebuyers need to spend 48% of their salary on EMI — the highest among Indian cities, despite slight improvement due to RBI rate cuts.