Mumbai Real Estate Deals Hit Record Numbers in February 2024

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Mumbai Real Estate Deals Hit Record Numbers in February 2024
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Mumbai's real estate sector is booming, with February 2024 emerging as a record-breaking month for property registrations. Under the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation's (BMC) jurisdiction alone, the city has witnessed the registration of 12,040 units up to 8 p.m. on a Thursday, with expectations of a slight increase. This marks a significant rise from February last year, when 9,684 units were registered, according to real estate consultant Knight Frank India, which sourced its data from the Maharashtra government.

A jump in Registrations and Revenue in February

February 2024 saw an impressive 11,742 properties being registered, generating Rs 865 crores in revenue for the state. This not only indicates a 21% year-on-year increase in registrations but also highlights a dip in revenue by 22% from the previous year, attributed to the high baseline set by last year's tax deductions policy changes on capital gains.

Sustained Buyer Confidence

The confidence among Mumbai's homebuyers remains unshaken, with a positive outlook fueling the market. With residential units making up 80% of the total registrations, and the highest for any February in more than a decade, the demand for homeownership is strong. This year's surge, driven by growing income levels and positive sentiment, underscores the market's resilience.


Changing Preferences in Apartment Sizes

February 2024 also saw a noticeable shift in apartment size preferences, with smaller apartments (500 sq-ft and below) making up 45% of registrations, up from 34% the previous year. This shift represents a temporary departure from the trend of preferring larger apartments, indicating a nuanced market evolution.

The Allure of Central and Western Suburbs

The Central and Western suburbs continue to attract the lion's share of registrations, thanks to their modern amenities and connectivity. These areas accounted for over 73% of the total, with a significant majority of buyers choosing to stay within their familiar micro markets.

A Market of Exceptional Performance

Knight Frank India's Chairman & Managing Director, Shishir Baijal, highlighted Mumbai's exceptional market performance, noting a consistent rise in property registrations. The market's strength is evident from the 21% year-on-year and 7% month-on-month increases, signaling a sustained positive trajectory. The outlook remains bright, with economic momentum and the potential for easier interest rates making the environment even more conducive for buyers.


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