Mumbai Property News

Mumbai's housing affordability has improved, with the affordability index reaching around 50%. While the city remains one of India's most expensive property markets, improving affordability is expanding homeownership opportunities for buyers.

With limited greenfield land available for large-scale development, cluster redevelopment is increasingly being viewed as a critical solution for expanding housing supply and upgrading ageing neighbourhoods across Mumbai.

The recent purchase of an apartment in Mumbai by the family of Indian cricketer Suryakumar Yadav for ₹7.18 crore highlights the ongoing interest in the city's luxury real estate market. This transaction underscores the appeal of Mumbai's premium residential projects, particularly among high-profi

Mumbai has served stop-work notices to more than 1,000 construction sites for allegedly violating dust and pollution control regulations, highlighting stricter enforcement of environmental compliance across the city's real estate and infrastructure sectors.

Godrej Properties will jointly develop an 18-acre land parcel in Thane, strengthening its presence in one of the Mumbai Metropolitan Region's fastest-growing residential markets and adding fresh housing supply to the area.

Mumbai is on the brink of a significant transformation in its transportation landscape, with several key infrastructure projects set to enhance commuting experiences by 2026. These developments are expected to have a direct impact on property demand along the newly established routes, making cert

Mumbai is set to witness significant transport infrastructure upgrades in 2026, with new metro corridors, the Coastal Road, and a planned water metro expected to improve connectivity and influence property demand across the metropolitan region.

Maharashtra has made beneficiary linkage mandatory under the PMAY-Urban 2.0 scheme, aiming to improve transparency, ensure eligibility verification, and strengthen affordable housing delivery.

MHADA is set to spend approximately ₹200 crore to take back three vacant buildings, a move that could help bring ready housing stock into use and support affordable housing demand.

RMZ has announced plans to invest up to $30 billion in the Mumbai region over the next 10 years, highlighting strong confidence in the city's long-term real estate and economic growth potential.

Logitech Electronics India has leased office space in Mumbai's Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC), reinforcing the district's position as one of the country's leading corporate and commercial hubs.

The Mumbai Metropolitan Region emerged as India's most active land acquisition market in 2025, recording around 32 major deals and reinforcing confidence in the region's long-term real estate growth.