Archive · 3 Oct 2025
Mumbai Property Registrations Surge by 32% in September
In September, Mumbai saw a 32% rise in property registrations, with a total of 12,070 units registered.
This increase, reported by Knight Frank India, also led to a 47% jump in stamp duty collections, reaching Rs 1,292 crore.
The rise was largely due to strong interest in residential properties, which made up 80% of the total registrations.
This surge reflects robust activity in the Mumbai property market, fueled by festive demand.
Mumbai property registrations increased by 32% in September.
The registration of 12,070 units was recorded.
Stamp duty collections rose by 47% to Rs 1,292 crore.
Residential properties made up 80% of total registrations.
The increase in registrations was driven by festive demand.
- Who
- Knight Frank India
- What
- Property registrations increased
- When
- September
- Where
- Mumbai Metropolitan Region
- Why
- Festive demand
Market Analysis
Market Performance
Market Volume
Market Analysis
Increased registrations due to seasonal factors.
Market Performance
Indicates ongoing strength in the market.
- Registrations (Sep)
- 12,070 units
- YoY Increase in Registrations
- 32%
- YoY Increase in Stamp Duty
- 47%
- Stamp Duty Collection
- Rs 1,292 crore
- Residential Share of Registrations
- 80%
Sources
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