Mumbai Property News

Mumbai's property market has achieved its strongest first-half performance in over a decade, with property registrations crossing the 80,000 mark between January and June 2026. While the headline points to record-breaking transaction volumes, the bigger story lies in what is driving buyer confidence

MahaRERA has directed a developer to pay interest to 28 homebuyers for delayed possession in a redevelopment project in Jogeshwari East. While the ruling provides relief to affected buyers, its significance extends far beyond one project. It reflects the increasing accountability expected from devel

The proposed Mumbai-Ahmedabad Bullet Train is expected to reduce travel time between Boisar and Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC) to around 30 minutes. While the improved connectivity has sparked optimism around northern Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR) real estate, the bigger question remains whether fast

Salman Khan's reported plans to move from the iconic Galaxy Apartments to a newly approved sea-facing residence in Bandra have drawn widespread attention. Beyond the celebrity angle, the development highlights evolving priorities among Mumbai's ultra-high-net-worth homebuyers, where privacy, securit

Housing sales and new project launches have witnessed strong growth despite global uncertainty, reinforcing Mumbai's position as one of India's strongest residential property markets and creating fresh opportunities for buyers, developers and investors.

A ₹169-crore development rights transaction in Dadar reflects a larger shift in Mumbai's redevelopment market, where land monetisation, infrastructure and redevelopment are reshaping the city's future.

The BMC has revived its proposed Occupation Certificate (OC) Amnesty Scheme for buildings occupied before 17 November 2016. If approved, the initiative could help thousands of eligible residential buildings obtain long-pending Occupation Certificates, improving legal clarity, property transactions,

Three of Mumbai's largest slum clusters are set for redevelopment, creating opportunities for housing, infrastructure upgrades, redevelopment and long-term real estate growth across key city micro-markets.

Institutional real estate investments in India rose 23% during the first half of 2026, highlighting growing investor confidence and creating fresh opportunities across Mumbai's residential and commercial property markets.

MahaRERA has shifted all project and complaint-related services to a new digital platform, making property verification more streamlined and strengthening transparency for Maharashtra's homebuyers.

India’s office REIT portfolio is expected to expand significantly by FY27, reflecting strong demand for premium office assets and creating fresh opportunities across Mumbai’s commercial real estate market.

The reconstruction of the Sion Road Over Bridge and expansion of rail infrastructure could strengthen connectivity, support redevelopment activity and enhance property demand across central and eastern Mumbai.