| | AUGUST 20258Mumbai's property registrations maintained its momentum in July 2025, recording 12,366 property registrations during the month, contributing a robust Rs. 1,101 crore to the state exchequer through stamp duty and related charges, according to the latest data.Despite macroeconomic headwinds, the Mumbai real estate market resilience continues to exhibit resilience. While the mid-income housing segment (Rs. 1 crore ­ Rs. 5 crore) saw a marginal decline in its overall share, high-value transactions above Rs. 5 crore grew to comprise 6 percent of all property registrations in July, indicating rising traction in the luxury housing Mumbai.Apartments up to 1,000 sq ft continued to dominate Mumbai's residential market, making up 82 percent of all transactions in July 2025, according to data from Knight Frank India.The Western suburbs and Central Suburbs in Mumbai remained the epicentres of housing activity, jointly accounting for a staggering 88 percent of all property registrations in July. Of this, the Western Suburbs alone contributed 57 percent, reaffirming their position as Mumbai's most sought-after real estate corridor. In contrast, South Mumbai experienced a dip in activity, with its share falling to 6 percent of total registrations, indicating a shift in demand away from traditionally premium zones.Mumbai Real Estate market maintains momentum in July 2025By Team, Homes India
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