29% of Homes Sold in Greater Mumbai Priced Above ₹2 Crore

A recent report revealed that 29% of homes sold in Greater Mumbai are priced above ₹2 crore, highlighting the city’s escalating affordability issues. The research, unveiled at the Excelerate 3.0 event, sheds light on the rising challenges in Mumbai’s real estate market, with key insights on pricing trends, transaction volumes, and inventory levels, while emphasizing the need for regulatory reforms and collaboration to address housing affordability.

Rising Construction Costs to Push Home Prices Highe

Construction costs in India have surged by up to 11% in 2024, primarily due to rising labour expenses. Homebuyers can expect higher property prices, particularly in the residential sector, as developers adjust to increased building costs.

Mumbai’s Property Market Shows Resilience with Rising Registration Figures and Revenue

Mumbai’s property market is witnessing a remarkable upswing, with October 2024 recording 12,714 registrations and generating ₹1,187 crore in revenue. This significant growth compared to the previous year highlights a recovering market fueled by favorable economic conditions and increasing buyer confidence. Explore the implications of this trend for both homebuyers and investors in the city.

Festive Real Estate Market Sees Rs 350 Crore in Sales Over Dussehra Weekend

The Guardians Real Estate Advisory has achieved a significant milestone by recording Rs 350 crore in sales during the Dussehra weekend. This success underscores the positive buyer sentiment during the festive season, as families embrace the auspicious occasion to invest in real estate.

Mumbai’s Property Market Registers Growth During Navratri 2024, Signals Festive Optimism

During the Navratri festival, Mumbai’s property market recorded a 13.2% increase in property registrations, totaling 5,199 transactions from October 3 to 11, 2024. The surge signals growing buyer confidence and a thriving real estate sector, supported by favorable economic conditions and strategic investments.