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Mumbai registrations rise in October, pointing to steady demand
Property registrations in Mumbai increased in October 2026, signalling that buyer confidence remains intact despite elevated prices and interest rates.
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A listed pharma company has picked up a Juhu duplex for over ₹236 crore. For Mumbai buyers, the signal matters more than the address: end-users and corporates are still paying up for scarce prime stock.
Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation has served notices on over 2,500 property tax defaulters, a reminder that holding costs in the MMR belt are tightening and paperwork discipline now matters.
Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff has sold his 1,291 sq ft apartment at Rustomjee Paramount in Khar West, Mumbai, for ₹9 crore.
Registration activity in Mumbai softened modestly through the Navratri period on a working-day basis, a reminder that festive weeks shift deal timing rather than kill demand.
The state has told sub-registrar offices not to register documents tied to unauthorised constructions. For Mumbai and MMR buyers, that means the paper trail now matters more than the possession letter.
In a significant relief for property buyers in Goregaon, the Bombay High Court has quashed stamp duty demands on certain transactions. The ruling clarifies the stamp duty applicability and could set a precedent for similar cases across Mumbai.
A new ₹341.59 crore flyover in Borivali is expected to reduce congestion on Dattapada Road and improve travel between Borivali East, Borivali West, Western Express Highway and Link Road.
The long-delayed Turf View project overlooking Mahalaxmi Race Course has received regulatory relief after the Bombay High Court set aside a MahaREAT order and restored earlier project decisions.
BMC is planning an AI-based redevelopment portal aimed at giving Mumbai housing societies and residents a faster and more transparent way to navigate the redevelopment process.
Raymond Realty recorded ₹902 crore in Q2 FY27 pre-sales without any new launches and is preparing two residential projects in Mahim with more than ₹4,100 crore combined GDV.
Three contiguous office floors spanning approximately 2.64 lakh sq ft at Godrej BKC have been acquired by Brookfield India REIT and NCW’s Prime Offices Fund in a transaction valuing the asset at ₹1,700 crore.