Mumbai records over 13,800 property registrations in April

Mumbai recorded over 13,800 property registrations in April, with figures touching 13,864 transactions, the strongest showing for the month in 14 years. The tally marked a roughly 6 per cent increase over the same month a year earlier. Despite the rise in volumes, stamp duty collections grew only modestly, holding near Rs 1,100 crore, indicating a shift in the transaction mix toward mid-segment housing. Analysts read the steady end-user activity as a sign of healthy, sustainable demand. The data reinforces the resilience of Mumbai's residential market, where registrations have stayed buoyant across recent months. A tilt toward mid-priced homes suggests broader-based participation rather than a market driven solely by ultra-premium deals.