Mumbai Property News
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Akshaye Khanna has purchased a 2,341.39 sq ft carpet-area apartment at 30 Little Gibbs in Malabar Hill for ₹33.26 crore, paying nearly ₹2 crore in stamp duty.
A new 2.5-acre luxury residential development is planned at Marine Lines in South Mumbai after Godrej Properties entered into a development agreement for the prime land parcel.
A Malad West homebuyer has been awarded ₹7.39 lakh after his apartment measured just 518.46 sq ft against the 560 sq ft carpet area stated in the registered agreement.
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Registration volumes across Maharashtra climbed about 12% year-on-year between April and August, with stamp duty and registration revenue up nearly 16%. For Mumbai and MMR buyers, the message is that demand is holding up even as prices stay firm.
Sachin Tendulkar has purchased interests in three Lonavala land parcels spanning approximately 3.86 acres, including a 3.09-acre property acquired for ₹63.69 crore.
A new BMC study will identify Mumbai neighbourhoods and inhabited coastal areas vulnerable to rising sea levels as the city's shoreline undergoes major development and land-use changes.
The Bombay High Court has paved the way for development of the 48-acre Swadeshi Mills property in Chunabhatti after overturning an earlier order against the company's revival.
A four-acre Thane-Belapur Road property acquired by Kamdhenu Realities for ₹150 crore is set to make way for a major Grade-A office and retail development.
Mumbai's August property registrations were projected at 12,503 units, the highest for the month in more than 14 years, as stamp duty revenue reached ₹1,123 crore.
Six premium commercial projects across Bandra, Khar and Santacruz West are being positioned as new business addresses within Mumbai’s established western suburbs.
Worli recorded 97 luxury home transactions worth ₹2,272 crore in Q1 FY27, retaining its position at the top of Mumbai’s premium residential market.