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Rahul Vaidya Purchases ₹9 Crore Luxury Apartment in Mumbai’s Bandra West

Rahul Vaidya, the Indian Idol Season 1 runner-up, has bought a ₹9 crore apartment in Mumbai’s Bandra West. Located in the exclusive DLH Signature project, the 3,110 sq. ft. residence is part of a growing trend of celebrity real estate investments in the area.
Oberoi Realty's Three Sixty West

RR Kabel Promoter Shreegopal Kabra and Family Buy Luxury Apartments for ₹198 Crore in Worli

Shreegopal Kabra, the promoter of RR Kabel Ltd, and his family have bought two luxury apartments for ₹198 crore in Mumbai’s exclusive Oberoi Three Sixty West project. Spanning 13,809 sq ft, the high-end units are located on the 62nd floor and include 10 car parking spaces. The deal underscores the growing demand for premium real estate in Mumbai’s upscale neighborhoods.
Avadhoot Gupte

Avadhoot Gupte Purchases Luxury Apartment in Bandra for Rs. 7.75 Crore

Avadhoot Gupte, the celebrated Marathi singer, music director, and filmmaker, has purchased a luxurious Rs. 7.75 crore apartment in Bandra’s high-end Rustomjee Paramount project. This purchase highlights Bandra’s growing popularity among celebrity investors, with the neighborhood becoming a hub for luxury real estate in Mumbai.
festive offers during Navratri by developers

Why the Festive Season is the Ideal Time to Invest in Your Dream Home

The festive season in Mumbai has sparked a remarkable surge in property registrations, making it an ideal time for homebuyers to invest. With attractive discounts, favorable home loan schemes, and a plethora of new project launches, this period offers unique opportunities to secure a dream home. Ms. Manju Yagnik discusses the various benefits of investing during this vibrant season, emphasizing the potential for long-term appreciation and the advantages of government policies aimed at promoting homeownership.
MMR

MMR Housing Market Overview: Q3 2024 Shows Mixed Trends in Launches and Sales

The Q3 2024 housing market overview for the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR) reveals significant declines in both new launches and sales, with approximately 29,600 units launched—an 18% year-over-year decrease. Despite a challenging environment, affordable and mid-range segments continue to attract buyer interest, highlighting evolving trends in the region’s real estate landscape.